How to convert an epub without any css?

How to convert an epub without any css?

[tao lv]

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I want to read txt file in my mobile phone, but I need toc. So I change it 
to markdown. Most reader app do not support markdown, so I use pandoc to 
get an epub. So you can see, the css is not what I want in the output epub 
file.I read the user guide, but I can not find a way to get a pure epub 
without any css.

Also, I do not need the `nav.xhtml`. At first I convert to just epub, so I 
think epub3 must have it. But then I canvert it with -o epub2. The 
nav.xhtml file is still there. Is there any opinion to remove it??

By the way, I would be even more happy if 
com.apple.ibooks.display-options.xml can be removed.
 
And, something I do not familier with, do I need to use  --standalone  in 
markdown convert to epub?

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Re: How to convert an epub without any css?

[John MacFarlane]

tao lv <thebookofunknowable-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> writes:

> I want to read txt file in my mobile phone, but I need toc. So I change it 
> to markdown. Most reader app do not support markdown, so I use pandoc to 
> get an epub. So you can see, the css is not what I want in the output epub 
> file.I read the user guide, but I can not find a way to get a pure epub 
> without any css.

You can use --css and pass in a CSS file of your choice.
It can be empty if you like.

> Also, I do not need the `nav.xhtml`. At first I convert to just epub, so I 
> think epub3 must have it. But then I canvert it with -o epub2. The 
> nav.xhtml file is still there. Is there any opinion to remove it??

No.

> By the way, I would be even more happy if 
> com.apple.ibooks.display-options.xml can be removed.

No option to do this either, sorry.  How is this problematic
for you?

> And, something I do not familier with, do I need to use  --standalone  in 
> markdown convert to epub?

No, because fragments don't make sense for that format, so
--standalone is not necessary.