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Another class removed due to a merge conflict I think. We need to add this class to the <ul> in 1-300.html so that it looks like the pdf version when converted.

Search is working fine. But a lot of things are not in sync with the other files.

1. Title is too big.
2. Two body sections in the code.
3. I don't see any conversion related markers. ex., some files have a class="ebook-subsection" etc, How is this page looking after conversion?

John or Akshay, can you look into this?

2-200, the first popup has a thinner X button.
2-500, the first popup has a thicker X button.

Files 2-100.html, 2-200.html, 2-500.html, 2-600.html, 4-900.html still have a link to citation.css that needs to be removed. Since Sania is still working on the tagging for those files, the removal is pending.

There's a highlighting in the principle 1 in file 2-100.html that is not on the website, but it is on the pdf version. We need to address this.

All the examples should be inside a box for better display in the pdf.

The roster of states in 3-410 (and 3-320 and 3-210) contains state-by-state links to examples in the following table.
They are in the following form:
http://ec2-52-35-183-12.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com/pages/index.html#3-410_Alaska
and deliver the user to the home page. How should such links' URLs be formulated?

Calibre is breaking the files weirdly, we need to add a proper pagebreak. Maybe just add a class or a span with a class indicating that this is a page break, etc.

The illustrations part of 3-110 and 3-210 are not highlighted in the pdf during conversion.

This was probably removed due to a merge conflict. We need to add a class ebook-quoted to the paragraph:

When available, initial citations must include the volume

So that it looks like in the pdf. (Not doing it to avoid conflicts with the tagging)

The same problem we had in 4-100 (solved by Sania) happens throughout the website in various locations. One example is the BB and ALWD links in 1-100. We need to write a script to replace .htm to .html in all of the links.

The links at the top of 3-210 from the several components of the two illustrations back to the pertinent locations in the "How to Cite" section display that material as a flat html file rather than as it appears when one travels to it from the table of contents (and the table of contents as well as the other navigation aids disappear).

The tables in the following pages are not aligned accordingly,
4-200
4-500
4-600
4-700

There are a lot of spacing issues in section 3 that need to be addressed by adding classes or spans in the HTML (waiting for Brenda or someone else to finish the tagging).

I'm testing the conversion in a local repo, so I've only replaced the files there. Once people stop tagging and adding a bunch of stuff we have to run Devi's script ignoreClass.py so that the conversion would work and we have no awkward buttons in the pdf.

The conversion is not handling this properly because the ignore-on-convert is still a class.

There's a . after the second example in section 4-810 that it's very awkward. Was that supposed to be there?

Sections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 need to have this class.

Need to add a <span class = "ebook-fixmargin"></span> before <p class="text-level1">N.D. R. Ct. 11.6 (b).</p> because for some reason this paragraph is screwed up in the pdf.

The links in the examples <e.g.> in page 4-100 are not working because we switched from .htm to .html. We need to go over all of the links and change the extension to html.

Not sure what to do with this. We're not only losing the information in the table anymore, we're also having a search bar in the pdf. Maybe add a ignore-on-convert to the search bar. What about the table? Are we just ignoring it?

1-500: "When available...", text level 2. The paragraph is left aligned, which shouldn't be.

If there is already a parenthetical including source and database information (see above), the two should be combined, separated by a comma

Do we need that?

The two links at the end of 2-220 which should simply take one into the following section (2-225) deliver the user to the home page and "go back" doesn't take one back.

Basically, target="_self" is not handled.