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Old 08-03-2014, 11:26 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by gourav View Post
When I use the fetch news feature of Calibre, the ToC that is displayed on my kindle is divided into two halves, the left half of the screen shows the sections and on selecting any section, the right half shows the articles inside that section.
Is there a way to design this kind of table of contents for ebooks?

I have a book with 25 chapters containing over 500 sections. I need to link each section with the ToC which is resulting in a very long ToC spanning multiple pages. So if I could make a newspaper style ToC, it would be much easier to navigate.
a 2 column mode is fraught with issues., which may be why it is not supported.

What happens on a 3 inch screen? KISS, just make a single column and avoid those kinds of (tablerelated ) issues
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