Thread: How to configure how iBooks counts the pages left in a chapter.
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Old 09-04-2015, 08:29 AM   #1
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How to configure how iBooks counts the pages left in a chapter.
I have seen some discussion on this subject but no firm conclusions. This concerns the 'pages left in chapter' feature on iBooks. This feature works perfectly well for a number of EPUBs but not for one. In this case, instead of displaying the number of pages left within an .xhtml file - the actual extent of the chapter - it counts pages until the next heading. This is a technical book with numerous headings in each chapter. Is there a way to configure how iBooks counts the pages in a chapter? I need it to disregard the headings and treat each .xhtml file as a separate chapter.
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