Rick Hellewell

Blog to HTML allows you to export your blog into an HTML document that can be easily converted into an ebook. All blog posts and pictures are exported in oldest-to-newest date order. Only post content is exported; pages, widget areas, headers, footers, etc., are not exported. You can optionally select multiple categories to export.
When the file is generated, you can view it with your browser, or save it to your local computer for later use. Or you can specify an email address and the generated file will be sent via email as a compressed attachment. Each file has a unique name, so you can have multiple versions of the output. HTML elements get a unique CSS class to allow you to further style the output. Any HTML elements embedded in your post output is retained. All posts are exported; there are no watermarks or limited features.
This plugin’s main purpose is to easily output your blog (with pictures) in a format to easily convert to an ebook. For instance, Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing will accept an HTML file, to which you add additional meta (cover image, etc). Each post has an H1 for the title, and H2 for the publish date, so those tags can be used for a table of contents. You may need to add any additional CSS rules for your site’s unique formatting.
You can import the HTML file into Calibre or any HTML editor to further format and create your ebook. Or submit the HTML file directly to your ebook publisher.
The generated HTML file includes some CSS for various HTML tags, and are defined at the top of the HTML file.
<ul>
<li>body {color:#000 !important;background-color:#fff !important; } /* to make sure the text is visible */</li>
<li>.blog2html_h1 {} /* H1 class */</li>
<li>.blog2html_h2 {} /* H2 class */</li>
<li>.blog2html_div {} /* DIV class */</li>
<li>.blog2html_p {} /* P class */</li>
<li>.blog2html_img {} /* IMG class */</li>
<li>.blog2html_caption {} /* CAPTION class */</li>
<li>.blog2html_image_div {} /* DIV around multiple IMG */ </li>
<li>.blog2html_a {} /* A class */</li>
<li>This next block is to help images position next to each other 
figure.blog2html_figure { 
/* To correctly align image, regardless of content height: / 
vertical-align: top; 
display: inline-block; 
/ To horizontally center images and caption / 
text-align: center; 
/ The width of the container also implies margin around the images. */ 
width: 120px; 
}</li>
</ul>
You can set those CSS values according to your needs. Images are set to a max-width of 400px, although you can override that with custom CSS.

Blog To HTML

Export all posts in your blog to a HTML file for ebook creation.

SDM36

Glassboxx is a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution from Firsty Group allowing audiobooks and eBooks purchased from any website, blog or social media platform to be fulfilled directly and seamlessly to the customer with full digital rights management (DRM), via Glassboxx apps on Android, iOS, Windows and macOS.
Sign up <a href="https://glassboxx.com/signup" title="Sign up to Glassboxx" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> to create a Glassboxx Vendor account to use this plugin. Once you’ve signed up, log in to the <a href="https://glassboxx.com/login" title="Log into to the Glassboxx Portal" rel="nofollow ugc">Glassboxx Portal</a> and follow the instructions on the Getting Started page in the Glassboxx Portal to set up your account and upload your eBooks and audiobooks.
<h4>WooCommerce product setup</h4>
You should create WooCommerce Virtual products in your WooCommerce store for your eBooks and audiobooks. You can use these as standalone products, in grouped products or as variants in Variable Products. Also, for your ebook and audiobook virtual products, leave the ‘Downloadable’ option unchecked, leave the ‘Manage stock’ option unchecked, set the Stock status to ‘In stock’ and check the ‘Sold individually’ option.
The SKUs of your virtual products should match the ISBN13s of the books you have uploaded to Glassboxx.
If using variable products, firstly create a WooCommerce custom product attribute with the format descriptions you require as Attribute Terms. Then when creating the Variable Product, for the Attribute, select the custom product attribute from the list of custom attributes, and chose all the values. Finally, add the variations you require for each format and ensure that the variants to be fulfilled by Glassboxx are created as Virtual products and that the SKU matches exactly the ISBN13 uploaded to Glassboxx for the corresponding eBook or audiobook.
<h4>Plugin usage</h4>
Once configured and your products are set up in your WooCommerce store and the Glassboxx Portal, the plugin handles all the communications between your WooCommerce store and Glassboxx, making the customer user experience simple and seamless. It also adds a block to the order success page signposting the customer to the Glassboxx apps when they have completed their purchase.
If you change the status of an order on the Order Page in WooCommerce from Pending Payment to Processing or Completed, the order details will also be sent to Glassboxx, allowing the customer to receive their book.

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