09-21-2023, 02:11 AM
Wouldn't an epub probably be the easiest way? Their internal format is honestly very similar to most webpages out there.
The EPUB format is Zip-based and stores resources that make up the publication, including .XML, .XHTML, .NCX, .CSS, and .SVG files. These files contain the publication's contents, including its text, chapter links, cover art, and images.
I'm not certain if your tutorial is html or xhtml. If it's xhtml, the conversion to epub might be as simple as just zipping it all up together with the proper header junk inside.
The EPUB format is Zip-based and stores resources that make up the publication, including .XML, .XHTML, .NCX, .CSS, and .SVG files. These files contain the publication's contents, including its text, chapter links, cover art, and images.
I'm not certain if your tutorial is html or xhtml. If it's xhtml, the conversion to epub might be as simple as just zipping it all up together with the proper header junk inside.