Hi,
I'm new to Sigal and epub. I'm trying to convert my book to epub format for the apple store. They say Apple insists it must pass epubcheck before publishing. Although every program reads the epub file OK, epubcheck gives me hundreds of errors. I get similar problems with Calibre. I am using a Word file, and save as a filtered Wep page for inputs.
It seems that most of my errors involve my Table of Contents in Word 2007. I am using 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.1.1 type chapters in my doc.
For example, the TOC entry by Sigil is:
<p class="MsoToc2"><span class="sgc-1"><a href="#_Toc253319847">3.2<span class="sgc-14"> &nbs p;</span> The Co-Creation of a Woman with Adam in Genesis 2:4-7<span class="sgc-16">. 27</span></a></span></p>
The actual chapter start within the book is marked:
<h2 id="heading_id_6"><a name="_Toc233343312"></a> <a name="_Toc253319847"></a> <a name="_Ref235848964"></a> <a name="_Toc233634996"></a> <a name="_Toc233465353"></a>3.2<span class="sgc-18"> </span> The Co-Creation of a Woman with Adam in Genesis 2:4-7</h2>
All the names were flagged as errors. But when I remove all the names, the TOC gets broken. Should I remove all the names but 1? Should I remove table of contents and start all over somehow. Again, every reads fine in Sigil and in the Sigil TOC editor.
Mark[/QUOTE]
Change all the
name="
instances to
id="
And yes, the multiple names are unnecessary. Word doesn't produce nice html.