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  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:4
  msgid "Editing e-books"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:6
  msgid ""
  "calibre has an integrated e-book editor that can be used to edit books in "
  "the EPUB and AZW3 (Kindle) formats. The editor shows you the HTML and CSS "
  "that is used internally inside the book files, with a live preview that "
  "updates as you make changes. It also contains various automated tools to "
  "perform common cleanup and fixing tasks."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:12
  msgid ""
  "You can use this editor by right clicking on any book in calibre and "
  "selecting :guilabel:`Edit book`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:23
  msgid "Contents"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:26
  msgid "Basic workflow"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:29
  msgid ""
  "A video tour of the calibre E-book editor is available `here <https"
  "://calibre-ebook.com/demo#tutorials>`_."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:32
  msgid ""
  "When you first open a book with the Edit book tool, you will be presented "
  "with a list of files on the left. These are the individual HTML files, "
  "stylesheets, images, etc. that make up the content of the book. Simply "
  "double click on a file to start editing it. Note that if you want to do "
  "anything more sophisticated than making a few small tweaks, you will need to"
  " know `HTML Tutorial <http://html.net/tutorials/html/>`_ and `CSS Tutorial "
  "<http://html.net/tutorials/css/>`_."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:40
  msgid ""
  "As you make changes to the HTML or CSS in the editor, the changes will be "
  "previewed, live, in the preview panel to the right. When you are happy with "
  "how the changes you have made look, click the :guilabel:`Save` button or use"
  " :guilabel:`File->Save` to save your changes into the e-book."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:45
  msgid ""
  "One useful feature is :guilabel:`Checkpoints`. Before you embark on some "
  "ambitious set of edits, you can create a checkpoint. The checkpoint will "
  "preserve the current state of your book, then if in the future you decide "
  "you don't like the changes you have made to you can go back to the state "
  "when you created the checkpoint. To create a checkpoint, use "
  ":guilabel:`Edit->Create checkpoint`. Checkpoints will also be automatically "
  "created for you whenever you run any automated tool like global search and "
  "replace. The checkpointing functionality is in addition to the normal "
  "undo/redo mechanism when editing individual files. Checkpoints are useful "
  "for when changes are spread over multiple files in the book."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:56
  msgid ""
  "That is the basic work flow for editing books -- Open a file, make changes, "
  "preview and save. The rest of this manual will discuss the various tools and"
  " features present to allow you to perform specific tasks efficiently."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:61
  msgid "The File browser"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:67
  msgid ""
  "The :guilabel:`File browser` gives you an overview of the various files "
  "inside the book you are editing. The files are arranged by category, with "
  "text (HTML) files at the top, followed by stylesheet (CSS) files, images and"
  " so on. Simply double click on a file to start editing it. Editing is "
  "supported for HTML, CSS and image files. The order of text files is the same"
  " order that they would be displayed in, if you were reading the book. All "
  "other files are arranged alphabetically."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:75
  msgid ""
  "By hovering your mouse over an entry, you can see its size, and also, at the"
  " bottom of the screen, the full path to the file inside the book. Note that "
  "files inside e-books are compressed, so the size of the final book is not "
  "the sum of the individual file sizes."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:80
  msgid ""
  "Many files have special meaning, in the book. These will typically have an "
  "icon next to their names, indicating the special meaning. For example, in "
  "the picture to the left, you can see that the files "
  ":guilabel:`cover_image.jpg` and :guilabel:`titlepage.xhtml` have the icon of"
  " a cover next to them, this indicates they are the book cover image and "
  "titlepage. Similarly, the :guilabel:`content.opf` file has a metadata icon "
  "next to it, indicating the book metadata is present in it and the "
  ":guilabel:`toc.ncx` file has a T icon next to it, indicating it is the Table"
  " of Contents."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:89
  msgid ""
  "You can perform many actions on individual files, by right clicking them."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:92
  msgid "Renaming files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:94
  msgid ""
  "You can rename an individual file by right clicking it and selecting "
  ":guilabel:`Rename`. Renaming a file automatically updates all links and "
  "references to it throughout the book. So all you have to do is provide the "
  "new name, calibre will take care of the rest."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:99
  msgid ""
  "You can also bulk rename many files at once. This is useful if you want the "
  "files to have some simple name pattern. For example you might want to rename"
  " all the HTML files to have names Chapter-1.html, Chapter-2.html and so on. "
  "Select the files you want bulk renamed by holding down the Shift or Ctrl key"
  " and clicking the files. Then right click and select :guilabel:`Bulk "
  "rename`. Enter a prefix and what number you would like the automatic "
  "numbering to start at, click OK and you are done. The bulk rename dialog "
  "also lets you rename files by the order they appear in the book instead of "
  "the order you selected them in, useful, for instance to rename all images by"
  " the order they appear."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:110
  msgid ""
  "Finally, you can bulk change the file extension for all selected files. "
  "Select multiple files, as above, and right click and choose "
  ":guilabel:`Change the file extension for the selected files`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:115
  msgid "Merging files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:117
  msgid ""
  "Sometimes, you may want to merge two HTML files or two CSS files together. "
  "It can sometimes be useful to have everything in a single file. Be wary, "
  "though, putting a lot of content into a single file will cause performance "
  "problems when viewing the book in a typical e-book reader."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:122
  msgid ""
  "To merge multiple files together, select them by holding the Ctrl key and "
  "clicking on them (make sure you only select files of one type, either all "
  "HTML files or all CSS files and so on). Then right click and select merge. "
  "That's all, calibre will merge the files, automatically taking care of "
  "migrating all links and references to the merged files. Note that merging "
  "files can sometimes cause text styling to change, since the individual files"
  " could have used different stylesheets."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:131
  msgid "Changing text file order"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:133
  msgid ""
  "You can re-arrange the order in which text (HTML) files are opened when "
  "reading the book by simply dragging and dropping them in the Files browser. "
  "For the technically inclined, this is called re-ordering the book spine. "
  "Note that you have to drop the items *between* other items, not on top of "
  "them, this can be a little fiddly until you get used to it."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:140
  msgid "Marking the cover"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:142
  msgid ""
  "E-books typically have a cover image. This image is indicated in the "
  ":guilabel:`File browser` by the icon of a brown book next to the image name."
  " If you want to designate some other image as the cover, you can do so by "
  "right clicking on the file and choosing :guilabel:`Mark as cover`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:147
  msgid ""
  "In addition, EPUB files has the concept of a *titlepage*. A title page is a "
  "HTML file that acts as the title page/cover for the book. You can mark an "
  "HTML file as the titlepage when editing EPUBs by right-clicking. Be careful "
  "that the file you mark contains only the cover information. If it contains "
  "other content, such as the first chapter, then that content will be lost if "
  "the user ever converts the EPUB file in calibre to another format. This is "
  "because when converting, calibre assumes that the marked title page contains"
  " only the cover and no other content."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:157
  msgid "Deleting files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:159
  msgid ""
  "You can delete files by either right clicking on them or by selecting them "
  "and pressing the Delete key. Deleting a file removes all references to the "
  "file from the OPF file, saving you that chore. However, references in other "
  "places are not removed, you can use the Check Book tool to easily find and "
  "remove/replace them."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:166
  msgid "Exporting files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:168
  msgid ""
  "You can export a file from inside the book to somewhere else on your "
  "computer. This is useful if you want to work on the file in isolation, with "
  "specialised tools. To do this, simply right click on the file and choose "
  ":guilabel:`Export`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:173
  msgid ""
  "Once you are done working on the exported file, you can re-import it into "
  "the book, by right clicking on the file again and choosing "
  ":guilabel:`Replace with file...` which will allow you to replace the file in"
  " the book with the previously exported file."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:178
  msgid ""
  "You can also copy files between multiple editor instances. Select the files "
  "you want to copy in the :guilabel:`File browser`, then right click and "
  "choose, :guilabel:`Copy selected files to another editor instance`. Then, in"
  " the other editor instance, right click in the :guilabel:`File browser` and "
  "choose :guilabel:`Paste file from other editor instance`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:185
  msgid "Adding new images/fonts/etc. or creating new blank files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:187
  msgid ""
  "You can add a new image, font, stylesheet, etc. from your computer into the "
  "book by clicking :guilabel:`File->New file`. This lets you either import a "
  "file by clicking the :guilabel:`Import resource file` button or create a new"
  " blank HTML file or stylesheet by simply entering the file name into the box"
  " for the new file."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:192
  msgid ""
  "You can also import multiple files into the book at once using File->Import "
  "files into book."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:196
  msgid "Replacing files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:198
  msgid ""
  "You can easily replace existing files in the book, by right clicking on the "
  "file and choosing replace. This will automatically update all links and "
  "references, in case the replacement file has a different name than the file "
  "being replaced."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:204
  msgid "Linking stylesheets to HTML files efficiently"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:206
  msgid ""
  "As a convenience, you can select multiple HTML files in the File browser, "
  "right click and choose Link stylesheets to have calibre automatically insert"
  " the <link> tags for those stylesheets into all the selected HTML files."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:216
  msgid "Search & replace"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:218
  msgid ""
  "Edit book has a very powerful search and replace interface that allows you "
  "to search and replace text in the current file, across all files and even in"
  " a marked region of the current file. You can search using a normal search "
  "or using regular expressions. To learn how to use regular expressions for "
  "advanced searching, see :ref:`regexptutorial`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:228
  msgid ""
  "Start the search and replace via the :guilabel:`Search->Find/replace` menu "
  "entry (you must be editing an HTML or CSS file)."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:231
  msgid ""
  "Type the text you want to find into the Find box and its replacement into "
  "the Replace box. You can the click the appropriate buttons to Find the next "
  "match, replace the current match and replace all matches."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:235
  msgid ""
  "Using the drop downs at the bottom of the box, you can have the search "
  "operate over the current file, all text files, all style files or all files."
  " You can also choose the search mode to be a normal (string) search or a "
  "regular expression search."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:240
  msgid ""
  "You can count all the matches for a search expression via "
  ":guilabel:`Search->Count all`. The count will run over whatever "
  "files/regions you have selected in the dropdown box."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:244
  msgid ""
  "You can also go to a specific line in the currently open editor via "
  ":guilabel:`Search->Go to line`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:248
  msgid ""
  "Remember, to harness the full power of search and replace, you will need to "
  "use regular expressions. See :ref:`regexptutorial`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:252
  msgid "Saved searches"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:254
  msgid ""
  "You can save frequently used search/replace expressions (including function "
  "mode expressions) and reuse them multiple times.  To save a search simply "
  "right click in the Find box and select :guilabel:`Save current search`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:258
  msgid ""
  "You can bring up the saved searches via :guilabel:`Search->Saved searches`. "
  "This will present you with a list of search and replace expressions that you"
  " can apply. You can even select multiple entries in the list by holding down"
  " the Ctrl Key while clicking so as to run multiple search and replace "
  "expressions in a single operation."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:265
  msgid "Function mode"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:267
  msgid ""
  "Function mode allows you to write arbitrarily powerful Python functions that"
  " are run on every Find/replace. You can do pretty much any text manipulation"
  " you like in function mode. For more information, see :doc:`function_mode`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:272
  msgid "Search ignoring HTML tags"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:274
  msgid ""
  "There is also a dedicated tool for searching for text, ignoring any HTML "
  "tags in between. For example, if the book has the HTML ``Empahisis on a "
  "<i>word</i>.`` you can search for ``on a word`` and it will be found even "
  "though there is an ``<i>`` tag in the middle. Use this tool via the "
  ":guilabel:`Search->Search ignoring HTML markup` menu item."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:281
  msgid "Automated tools"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:283
  msgid ""
  "Edit book has various tools to help with common tasks. These are accessed "
  "via the :guilabel:`Tools` menu."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:287
  msgid "Editing the Table of Contents"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:289
  msgid ""
  "There is a dedicated tool to ease editing of the Table of Contents. Launch "
  "it with :guilabel:`Tools->Table of Contents->Edit Table of Contents`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:296
  msgid ""
  "The Edit Table of Contents tool shows you the current Table of Contents (if "
  "any) on the left. Simply double click on any entry to change its text. You "
  "can also re-arrange entries by drag and drop or by using the buttons to the "
  "right."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:300
  msgid ""
  "For books that do not have a pre-existing Table of Contents, the tool gives "
  "you various options to auto-generate a Table of Contents from the text. You "
  "can generate from the headings in the document, from links, from individual "
  "files and so on."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:305
  msgid ""
  "You can edit individual entries by clicking on them and then clicking the "
  ":guilabel:`Change the location this entry points to` button. This will open "
  "up a mini-preview of the book, simply move the mouse cursor over the book "
  "view panel, and click where you want the entry to point to. A thick green "
  "line will show you the location. Click OK once you are happy with the "
  "location."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:316
  msgid "Checking the Book"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:318
  msgid ""
  "The :guilabel:`Check Book` tool searches your book for problems that could "
  "prevent it working as intended on actual reader devices. Activate it via "
  ":guilabel:`Tools->Check Book`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:326
  msgid ""
  "Any problems found are reported in a nice, easy to use list. Clicking any "
  "entry in the list shows you some help about that error as well as giving you"
  " the option to auto-fix that error, if the error can be fixed automatically."
  " You can also double click the error to open the location of the error in an"
  " editor, so you can fix it yourself."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:333
  msgid "Some of the checks performed are:"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:335
  msgid ""
  "Malformed HTML markup. Any HTML markup that does not parse as well-formed "
  "XML is reported. Correcting it will ensure that your markup works as "
  "intended in all contexts. calibre can also auto-fix these errors, but auto-"
  "fixing can sometimes have unexpected effects, so use with care. As always, a"
  " checkpoint is created before auto-fixing so you can easily revert all "
  "changes. Auto-fixing works by parsing the markup using the HTML5 algorithm, "
  "which is highly fault tolerant and then converting to well formed XML."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:344
  msgid ""
  "Malformed or unknown CSS styles. Any CSS that is not valid or that has "
  "properties not defined in the CSS 2.1 standard (plus a few from CSS 3) are "
  "reported. CSS is checked in all stylesheets, inline style attributes and "
  "<style> tags in HTML files."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:349
  msgid ""
  "Broken links. Links that point to files inside the book that are missing are"
  " reported."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:352
  msgid ""
  "Unreferenced files. Files in the book that are not referenced by any other "
  "file or are not in the spine are reported."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:355
  msgid ""
  "Various common problems in OPF files such as duplicate spine or manifest "
  "items, broken idrefs or meta cover tags, missing required sections and so "
  "on."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:359
  msgid ""
  "Various compatibility checks for known problems that can cause the book to "
  "malfunction on reader devices."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:363
  msgid "Adding a cover"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:365
  msgid ""
  "You can easily add a cover to the book via :guilabel:`Tools->Add cover`. "
  "This allows you to either choose an existing image in the book as the cover "
  "or import a new image into the book and make it the cover. When editing EPUB"
  " files, the HTML wrapper for the cover is automatically generated. If an "
  "existing cover in the book is found, it is replaced. The tool also "
  "automatically takes care of correctly marking the cover files as covers in "
  "the OPF."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:374
  msgid "Embedding referenced fonts"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:376
  msgid ""
  "Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Embed reference fonts`, this tool finds all "
  "fonts referenced in the book and if they are not already embedded, searches "
  "your computer for them and embeds them into the book, if found. Please make "
  "sure that you have the necessary copyrights for embedding commercially "
  "licensed fonts, before doing this."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:383
  msgid "Subsetting embedded fonts"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:385
  msgid ""
  "Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Subset embedded fonts`, this tool reduces all"
  " the fonts in the book to only contain glyphs for the text actually present "
  "in the book. This commonly reduces the size of the font files by ~ 50%. "
  "However, be aware that once the fonts are subset, if you add new text whose "
  "characters are not previously present in the subset font, the font will not "
  "work for the new text. So do this only as the last step in your workflow."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:393
  msgid "Smartening punctuation"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:395
  msgid ""
  "Convert plain text dashes, ellipsis, quotes, multiple hyphens, etc. into "
  "their typographically correct equivalents. Note that the algorithm can "
  "sometimes generate incorrect results, especially when single quotes at the "
  "start of contractions are involved. Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Smarten "
  "punctuation`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:402
  msgid "Transforming CSS properties"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:404
  msgid ""
  "Create rules to transform the styling of the book. For example, create a "
  "rule to convert all red text to green or to double the font size of all text"
  " in the book or make text of a certain font family italic, etc."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:408
  msgid ""
  "Creating the rules is simple, the rules follow a natural language format, "
  "that looks like:"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:411
  msgid "If the property *color* is *red* *change* it to *green*"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:412
  msgid "If the property *font-size* is *any value* *multiply* the value by *2*"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:414
  msgid "Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Transform styles`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:417
  msgid "Removing unused CSS rules"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:419
  msgid ""
  "Remove all unused CSS rules from stylesheets and <style> tags. Some books "
  "created from production templates can have a large number of extra CSS rules"
  " that don't match any actual content. These extra rules can slow down "
  "readers that need to process them all. Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Remove"
  " unused CSS`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:426
  msgid "Fixing HTML"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:428
  msgid ""
  "This tool simply converts HTML that cannot be parsed as XML into well-formed"
  " XML. It is very common in e-books to have non-well-formed XML, so this tool"
  " simply automates the process of fixing such HTML. The tool works by parsing"
  " the HTML using the HTML5 algorithm (the algorithm used in all modern "
  "browsers) and then converting the result into XML. Be aware that auto-fixing"
  " can sometimes have counter-intuitive results. If you prefer, you can use "
  "the Check Book tool discussed above to find and manually correct problems in"
  " the HTML. Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Fix HTML`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:438
  msgid "Beautifying files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:440
  msgid ""
  "This tool is used to auto-format all HTML and CSS files so that they \"look "
  "pretty\". The code is auto-indented so that it lines up nicely, blank lines "
  "are inserted where appropriate and so on. Note that beautifying also auto-"
  "fixes broken HTML/CSS. Therefore, if you don't want any auto-fixing to be "
  "performed, first use the Check Book tool to correct all problems and only "
  "then run beautify.  Accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Beautify all files`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:448
  msgid ""
  "In HTML any text can have significant whitespace, via the CSS white-space "
  "directive. Therefore, beautification could potentially change the rendering "
  "of the HTML. To avoid this as far as possible, the beautify algorithm only "
  "beautifies block level tags that contain other block level tags. So, for "
  "example, text inside a <p> tag will not have its whitespace changed. But a "
  "<body> tag that contains only other <p> and <div> tags will be beautified.  "
  "This can sometimes mean that a particular file will not be affected by "
  "beautify as it has no suitable block level tags. In such cases you can try "
  "different beautification tools, that are less careful, for example: `HTML "
  "Tidy <https://infohound.net/tidy/>`_."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:461
  msgid "Inserting an inline Table of Contents"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:463
  msgid ""
  "Normally in e-books, the Table of Contents is separate from the main text "
  "and is typically accessed via a special Table of Contents button/menu in the"
  " e-book reading device. You can also have calibre automatically generate an "
  "*inline* Table of Contents that becomes part of the text of the book. It is "
  "generated based on the currently defined Table of Contents."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:469
  msgid ""
  "If you use this tool multiple times, each invocation will cause the "
  "previously created inline Table of Contents to be replaced. The tool can be "
  "accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Table of Contents->Insert inline Table of "
  "Contents`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:474
  msgid "Setting Semantics"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:476
  msgid ""
  "This tool is used to set *semantics* in EPUB files. Semantics are simply, "
  "links in the OPF file that identify certain locations in the book as having "
  "special meaning. You can use them to identify the foreword, dedication, "
  "cover, table of contents, etc. Simply choose the type of semantic "
  "information you want to specify and then select the location in the book the"
  " link should point to. This tool can be accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Set "
  "semantics`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:484
  msgid "Filtering style information"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:486
  msgid ""
  "This tool can be used to easily remove specified CSS style properties from "
  "the entire book. You can tell it what properties you want removed, for "
  "example, ``color, background-color, line-height`` and it will remove them "
  "from everywhere they occur --- stylesheets, ``<style>`` tags and inline "
  "``style`` attributes. After removing the style information, a summary of all"
  " the changes made is displayed so you can see exactly what was changed. The "
  "tool can be accessed via :guilabel:`Tools->Filter style information`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:496
  msgid "Upgrading the book's internals"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:498
  msgid ""
  "This tool can be used to upgrade the book's internals, if possible. For "
  "instance it will upgrade EPUB 2 books to EPUB 3 books. The tool can be "
  "accessed via :guilabel:`Upgrade book internals`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:505
  msgid "Checkpoints"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:507
  msgid ""
  ":guilabel:`Checkpoints` are a way to mark the current state of the book as "
  "\"special\". You can then go on to do whatever changes you want to the book "
  "and if you don't like the results, return to the checkpointed state. "
  "Checkpoints are automatically created every time you run any of the "
  "automated tools described in the previous section."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:513
  msgid ""
  "You can create a checkpoint via :guilabel:`Edit->Create checkpoint`. And go "
  "back to a previous checkpoint with :guilabel:`Edit->Revert to ...`"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:516
  msgid ""
  "The check pointing functionality is in addition to the normal Undo/redo "
  "mechanism when editing individual files. Checkpoints are particularly useful"
  " for when changes are spread over multiple files in the book or when you "
  "wish to be able to revert a large group of related changes as a whole."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:521
  msgid ""
  "You can see a list of available checkpoints via "
  ":guilabel:`View->Checkpoints`. You can compare the current state of the book"
  " to a specified checkpoint using the :ref:`diff` tool -- by selecting the "
  "checkpoint of interest and clicking the :guilabel:`Compare` button. The "
  ":guilabel:`Revert to` button restores the book to the selected checkpoint, "
  "undoing all changes since that checkpoint was created."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:529
  msgid "The Live preview panel"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:535
  msgid ""
  "The :guilabel:`File preview` gives you an overview of the various files "
  "inside The live preview panel shows you the changes you are making live "
  "(with a second or two of delay). As you edit HTML or CSS files, the preview "
  "panel is updated automatically to reflect your changes. As you move the "
  "cursor around in the editor, the preview panel will track its location, "
  "showing you the corresponding location in the book. Clicking in the preview "
  "panel, will cause the cursor in the editor to be positioned over the element"
  " you clicked. If you click a link pointing to another file in the book, that"
  " file will be opened in the edit and the preview panel, automatically."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:545
  msgid ""
  "You can turn off the automatic syncing of position and live preview of "
  "changes -- by buttons under the preview panel. The live update of the "
  "preview panel only happens when you are not actively typing in the editor, "
  "so as not to be distracting or slow you down, waiting for the preview to "
  "render."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:550
  msgid ""
  "The preview panel shows you how the text will look when viewed. However, the"
  " preview panel is not a substitute for actually testing your book an actual "
  "reader device. It is both more, and less capable than an actual reader. It "
  "will tolerate errors and sloppy markup much better than most reader devices."
  " It will also not show you page margins, page breaks and embedded fonts that"
  " use font name aliasing. Use the preview panel while you are working on the "
  "book, but once you are done, review it in an actual reader device or "
  "software emulator."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:559
  msgid ""
  "The preview panel does not support embedded fonts if the name of the font "
  "inside the font file does not match the name in the CSS @font-face rule. You"
  " can use the Check Book tool to quickly find and fix any such problem fonts."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:565
  msgid "Splitting HTML files"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:569
  msgid ""
  "One, perhaps non-obvious, use of the preview panel is to split long HTML "
  "files. While viewing the file you want to split, click the :guilabel:`Split "
  "mode` button under the preview panel |spmb|. Then simply move your mouse to "
  "the place where you want to split the file and click. A thick green line "
  "will show you exactly where the split will happen as you move your mouse. "
  "Once you have found the location you want, simply click and the split will "
  "be performed."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:576
  msgid ""
  "Splitting the file will automatically update all links and references that "
  "pointed into the bottom half of the file and will open the newly split file "
  "in an editor."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:580
  msgid ""
  "You can also split a single HTML file at multiple locations automatically, "
  "by right clicking inside the file in the editor and choosing "
  ":guilabel:`Split at multiple locations`. This will allow you to easily split"
  " a large file at all heading tags or all tags having a certain class and so "
  "on."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:590
  msgid "The Live CSS panel"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:597
  msgid ""
  "The :guilabel:`Live CSS` panel shows you all the style rules that apply to "
  "the tag you are currently editing. The name of tag, along with its line "
  "number in the editor are displayed, followed by a list of matching style "
  "rules."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:601
  msgid ""
  "It is a great way to quickly see which style rules apply to any tag. The "
  "view also has clickable links (in blue), which take you directly to the "
  "location where the style was defined, in case you wish to make any changes "
  "to the style rules. Style rules that apply directly to the tag, as well as "
  "rules that are inherited from parent tags are shown."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:607
  msgid ""
  "The panel also shows you what the finally calculated styles for the tag are."
  " Properties in the list that are superseded by higher priority rules are "
  "shown with a line through them."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:611
  msgid "You can enable the Live CSS panel via :guilabel:`View->Live CSS`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:618
  msgid "Miscellaneous tools"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:620
  msgid "There are a few more tools that can be useful while you edit the book."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:623
  msgid "The Table of Contents view"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:625
  msgid ""
  "The Table of Contents view shows you the current table of contents in the "
  "book. Double clicking on any entry opens the place that entry points to in "
  "an editor. You can right click to edit the Table of Contents, refresh the "
  "view or expand/collapse all items. Access this view via "
  ":guilabel:`View->Table of Contents`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:632
  msgid "Checking the spelling of words in the book"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:634
  msgid "You can run a spelling checker via :guilabel:`Tools->Check spelling`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:641
  msgid ""
  "Words are shown with the number of times they occur in the book and the "
  "language the word belongs to. Language information is taken from the books "
  "metadata and from ``lang`` attributes in the HTML files. This allows the "
  "spell checker to work well even with books that contain text in multiple "
  "languages. For example, in the following HTML extract, the word color will "
  "be checked using American English and the word colour using British "
  "English::"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:651
  msgid ""
  "You can double click a word to highlight the next occurrence of that word in"
  " the editor. This is useful if you wish to manually edit the word, or see "
  "what context it is in."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:655
  msgid ""
  "To change a word, simply double click one of the suggested alternative "
  "spellings on the right, or type in your own corrected spelling and click the"
  " :guilabel:`Change selected word to` button. This will replace all "
  "occurrences of the word in the book. You can also right click on a word in "
  "the main word list to change the word conveniently from the right click "
  "menu."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:661
  msgid ""
  "You can have the spelling checker ignore a word for the current session by "
  "clicking the :guilabel:`Ignore` button. You can also add a word to the user "
  "dictionary by clicking the :guilabel:`Add to dictionary` button. The "
  "spelling checker supports multiple user dictionaries, so you can select the "
  "dictionary you want the word added to."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:667
  msgid ""
  "You can also have the spelling checker display all the words in your book, "
  "not just the incorrectly spelled ones. This is useful to see what words are "
  "most common in your book and to run a simple search and replace on "
  "individual words."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:672
  msgid ""
  "If you make any changes to the book by editing files while the spell check "
  "tool is open, you should click the :guilabel:`Refresh` button in the Spell "
  "check tool. If you do not do this and continue to use the Spell check tool, "
  "you could lose the changes you have made in the editor."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:678
  msgid "Adding new dictionaries"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:680
  msgid ""
  "The spelling checker comes with builtin dictionaries for the English and "
  "Spanish languages. You can install your own dictionaries via "
  ":guilabel:`Preferences->Editor->Manage spelling dictionaries`. The spell "
  "checker can use dictionaries from the LibreOffice program (in the .oxt "
  "format). You can download these dictionaries from `The LibreOffice "
  "Extensions repository <https://extensions.libreoffice.org/extension-"
  "center?getCategories=Dictionary&getCompatibility=any&sort_on=positive_ratings>`_."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:689
  msgid "Inserting special characters"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:691
  msgid ""
  "You can insert characters that are difficult to type by using the "
  ":guilabel:`Edit->Insert special character` tool. This shows you all unicode "
  "characters, simply click on the character you want to type. If you hold Ctrl"
  " while clicking, the window will close itself after inserting the selected "
  "character. This tool can be used to insert special characters into the main "
  "text or into any other area of the user interface, such as the Search and "
  "replace tool."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:699
  msgid ""
  "Because there are a lot of characters, you can define your own "
  ":guilabel:`Favorite` characters, that will be shown first. Simply right "
  "click on a character to mark it as favorite. You can also right click on a "
  "character in favorites to remove it from favorites. Finally, you can re-"
  "arrange the order of characters in favorites by clicking the :guilabel:`Re-"
  "arrange favorites` button and then drag and dropping the characters in "
  "favorites around."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:706
  msgid ""
  "You can also directly type in special characters using the keyboard. To do "
  "this, you type the unicode code for the character (in hexadecimal) and then "
  "press the :guilabel:`Alt+X` key which will convert the previously typed code"
  " into the corresponding character. For example, to type ÿ you would type ff "
  "and then Alt+X. To type a non-breaking space you would use a0 and then "
  ":guilabel:`Alt+X`, to type the horizontal ellipsis you would use 2026 and "
  ":guilabel:`Alt+X` and so on."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:714
  msgid ""
  "Finally, you can type in special characters by using HTML named entities. "
  "For example, typing &nbsp; will be replaced by a non breaking space when you"
  " type the semi-colon. The replacement happens only when typing the semi-"
  "colon."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:719
  msgid "The code inspector view"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:721
  msgid ""
  "This view shows you the HTML coding and CSS that applies to the current "
  "element of interest. You open it by right clicking a location in the preview"
  " panel and choosing :guilabel:`Inspect`. It allows you to see the HTML "
  "coding for that element and more importantly, the CSS styles that apply to "
  "it. You can even dynamically edit the styles and see what effect your "
  "changes have instantly. Note that editing the styles does not actually make "
  "changes to the book contents, it only allows for quick experimentation. The "
  "ability to live edit inside the Inspector is under development."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:731
  msgid "Checking external links"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:733
  msgid ""
  "You can use this tool to check all links in your book that point to external"
  " websites. The tool will try to visit every externally linked website, and "
  "if the visit fails, it will report all broken links in a convenient format "
  "for you to fix."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:740
  msgid "Downloading external resources"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:742
  msgid ""
  "You can use this tool to automatically download any images/stylesheets/etc. "
  "in the book that are not bundled with the book (i.e. they have URLs pointing"
  " to a location on the internet). The tool will find all such resources and "
  "automatically download them, add them to the book and replace all references"
  " to them to use the downloaded files."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:750
  msgid "Arranging files into folders by type"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:752
  msgid ""
  "Often when editing EPUB files that you get from somewhere, you will find "
  "that the files inside the EPUB are arranged haphazardly, in different sub-"
  "folders. This tool allows you to automatically move all files into sub-"
  "folders based on their types. Access it via :guilabel:`Tools->Arrange into "
  "folders`. Note that this tool only changes how the files are arranged inside"
  " the EPUB, it does not change how they are displayed in the File browser."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:760
  msgid "Importing files in other e-book formats as EPUB"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:762
  msgid ""
  "The editor includes the ability to import files in some other e-book formats"
  " directly as a new EPUB, without going through a full conversion. This is "
  "particularly useful to directly create EPUB files from your own hand-edited "
  "HTML files. You can do this via :guilabel:`File->Import an HTML or DOCX file"
  " as a new book`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:775
  msgid "The Reports tool"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:777
  msgid ""
  "The editor includes a nice *Reports* tool (via :guilabel:`Tools->Reports`) "
  "that shows summaries of the files, images, links, words, characters and "
  "styles used in the book. Every line in the report is hot-linked. Double "
  "clicking a line jumps to the place in the book where that item is used or "
  "defined (as appropriate). For example, in the :guilabel:`Links` view, you "
  "can double click entries the :guilabel:`Source` column to jump to where the "
  "link is defined and entries in the :guilabel:`Target` column to jump to "
  "where the link points."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:792
  msgid "Special features in the code editor"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:794
  msgid ""
  "The calibre HTML editor is very powerful. It has many features that make "
  "editing of HTML (and CSS) easier."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:798
  msgid "Syntax highlighting"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:800
  msgid ""
  "The HTML editor has very sophisticated syntax highlighting. Features "
  "include:"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:802
  msgid "The text inside bold, italic and heading tags is made bold/italic"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:803
  msgid ""
  "As you move your cursor through the HTML, the matching HTML tags are "
  "highlighted, and you can jump to the opening or closing tag with the "
  "keyboard shortcuts :kbd:`Ctrl+{` and :kbd:`Ctrl+}`. Similarly, you can "
  "select the contents of a tag with :kbd:`Ctrl+Alt+T`."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:807
  msgid "Invalid HTML is highlighted with a red underline"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:808
  msgid ""
  "Spelling errors in the text inside HTML tags and attributes such as title "
  "are highlighted. The spell checking is language aware, based on the value of"
  " the lang attribute of the current tag and the overall book language."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:811
  msgid "CSS embedded inside ``<style>`` tags is highlighted"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:812
  msgid ""
  "Special characters that can be hard to distinguish such as non-breaking "
  "spaces, different types of hyphens, etc. are highlighted."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:814
  msgid ""
  "Links to other files in ``<a>`` tags, ``<img>`` and ``<link>`` tags all have"
  " the filenames highlighted. If the filename they point to does not exist, "
  "the filename is marked with a red underline."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:819
  msgid "Context sensitive help"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:821
  msgid ""
  "You can right click on an HTML tag name or a CSS property name to get help "
  "for that tag or property."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:823
  msgid ""
  "You can also hold down the Ctrl key and click on any filename inside a link "
  "tag to open that file in the editor automatically."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:829
  msgid "Auto-complete"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:831
  msgid ""
  "When editing an e-book, one of the most tedious tasks is creating links to "
  "other files inside the book, or to CSS stylesheets, or images. You have to "
  "figure out the correct filename and relative path to the file. The editor "
  "has auto-complete to make that easier."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:836
  msgid ""
  "As you type a filename, the editor automatically pops up suggestions. Simply"
  " use the Tab key to select the correct file name. The editor even offers "
  "suggestions for links pointing to an anchor inside another HTML file. After "
  "you type the ``#`` character, the editor will show you a list of all anchors"
  " in the target file, with a small snippet of text to help you choose the "
  "right anchor."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:842
  msgid ""
  "Note that unlike most other completion systems, the editor's completion "
  "system uses subsequence matching. This means that you can type just two or "
  "three letters from anywhere in the filename to complete the filename. For "
  "example, say you want the filename ``../images/arrow1.png``, you can simply "
  "type ``ia1`` and press Tab to complete the filename. When searching for "
  "matches, the completion system prioritizes letters that are at the start of "
  "a word, or immediately after a path separator. Once you get used to this "
  "system, you will find it saves you a lot of time and effort."
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:852
  msgid "Snippets"
  msgstr ""
  
  #: ../../home/runner/work/calibre/calibre/manual/edit.rst:854
  msgid ""
  "The calibre E-book editor supports *snippets*. A snippet is a piece of text "
  "that is either re-used often or contains a lot of redundant text. The editor"
  " allows you to insert a snippet with only a few key strokes. The snippets "
  "are very powerful, with many features, such as placeholders you can jump "
  "between, automatic mirroring of repeated text and so on. For more "
  "information, see :doc:`snippets`."
  msgstr ""
  