New Joomla Component - eBook Factory 1.0.1 - generate eBooks as PDF from your website content

  • create your own eBooks
  • including table of content
  • with images
  • and columns
  • Google loves PDF

 

The Factory proudly presents a whole new approach to the Content of your JOOMLA website!

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Does your website contain valuable content?

 

Would you like to sell this content as an eBook?

 

Or perhaps, just send out newsletters with a PDF attachement of your content?

 

Have you ever considered that your website may have articles that could be gathered in an eBook format?

Well, we have some exciting news for you: all of this is possible with the new eBook Factory 1.0 Joomla component.

Since Joomla’s own PDF engine is merely a basic text to pdf convertor, we put our best work into developing a component. This component not only respects the standard layout of an eBook, but also includes Graphics, Fonts, and External Links that you used in your content.

After installing the new Component, just as you would any other Joomla component; you may immediately unleash its features.

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All of your work is done in the administration panel of Joomla. There, you can create a set of eBooks containing Chapters and subchapters from your content items. You can use the Sections and/or Categories: as Chapter titles, as well as Subchapters. All of the Page numbering, and Table of Contents numbering is done automatically. You will be able to choose between Roman, Arbic numbering, and even have the option to use letters for subchapters.

Fonts and styles can be set for each eBook individually, and you can use a cover image to brand your eBook.

Any eBook can have unlimited numbers of columns, which will aid in making your eBook look professional, and easy to read.

Read our "eBook Factory Tutorial" to get a quick walkthrough through all the Components Features and Configuration Options. 

The good news is, you can test all of these features using our Demo Server! (in the administrator backend please login as user "demo" using password "demo")

If you would like a preview, you can check out a generated eBook, by following this link.

Release date: May 2, 2007.