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# Creating E-book

## reating an E-book

![Contributed by: Peter Mathijseen](/files/-LGb_9Wd1j8CzHLAYgJL)

This tutorial written by [Peter Mathijssen](http://community.appybuilder.com/u/peter_mathijssen/summary), shows you how to create an E-book using just a few Components - see the image below. 

![](/files/-LGyncWs6XsSFLD9hfnv)

You can get the TaifunTools extension here: <https://puravidaapps.com/tools.php> And the following blocks. No fancy formula, just straight forward.

![](/files/-LGyoQZg1hwIBlzBdyvP)

And the result will be

![](/files/-LGyoVhcarH-yfD9qaUk)

The html-files use a small css file for formatting the text. But you can play with that.

![](/files/-LGyo_o7zo_kAeMwo0AF)

You can use the cheatsheet here for the icons: <https://fontawesome.com/cheatsheet>

**A little tip:** If you use an arrangement or use the webviewer at 100% or fill parent the sidebar will not show. There has to be some background available. So set the webviewer to a width of 95% for instance to make it work.

In the aia file there is a fontfile included, 3 html files, an image, a css file and the TaifunTools extension.

Download by clicking on the link [LoremIpsum.aia](http://community.appybuilder.com/uploads/default/original/2X/3/3a4b69edcdcd949a8c22dd4b7e8b8a104e8d383c.aia)


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