> I’ve just updated the “ePub Export” plugin to version 1.0.2. If there is a
> file called “epub.css” in your theme folder, the ePub is generated with that
> CSS file. This should make it possible to style the ePub any way you want. A
> future version might include an option to generate ePubs from all published
> posts/pages, but this will put a heavy load on the server (depending on the
> number of posts).

> I’m open to all suggestions, as long as the plugin remains simple to use.
> I’m mainly interested in OPDS support for the next version, this will create
> a catalog of all ePubs accessible from eReaders such as Stanza.

> Kind regards,

> Martin

> Am 13.02.11 16:17 schrieb "Tom Keays" unter <tomke...@gmail.com>:

> Worked for me. You have to remember to do steps 4 & 5 after you activate
> the plugin.

> http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/epub-export/installation/

> Important Caveat: Posts don't generate epub until you publish or update
> them, so every article in the Journal would have to be updated manually
> (still a doable proposition).

> The only thing I don't like about this plugin is that it leaves off the
> title of the blog post. Also, the default style is pretty generic. It would
> be good to make the epub stylistically more similar to the journal itself --
> e.g., inclusion of the journal logo, issue number, article number and/or
> URL, author byline, etc.

> If we're talking about this for the Journal, we'd need to tweak it some.

> Note: Drafts don't generate epub -- they posts have to be published or
> updated.

> Tom

> On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 6:59 PM, Eric Lease Morgan <
> eric.lease.mor...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Feb 11, 2011, at 3:13 PM, Jodi Schneider wrote:

> > As for many others, the Beyond the PDF workshop has been a great
> motivation for me to do something that improves scholarly communication. I
> like tools that make this easier, and that is why I released an ePub plugin
> for Wordpress today. It is available as “ePub Export” in the Wordpress
> Plugin dirctory. If you have access to a Wordpress blog, the plugin makes it
> very easy to create ePub files  - they are created in the background when
> you save a blog post. For now the plugin only stores the text and images,
> but the next version should allow embedding of all kinds of files, most
> importantly data. More info here:
> http://blogs.plos.org/mfenner/2011/02/01/epub-wordpress-plugin-releas...

> Alas, I installed this plug-in on my host and it did not work for me.
> Bummer, because I think epub is the way to go. If somebody else has some
> success, then I'd like to hear from them.

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> Eric Morgan

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