Thread: How to create TOC, what does split on SGF markers mean?
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Old 11-08-2010, 08:23 PM   #12
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3.0made multiple sequential files at the end. You had best know where they really belonged
Which is precisely why I place all the chapter markers into the one, book-length, xhtml file (from ID4 epub export) before I load it into sigil. Some other changes, such as adding <hx> tags, are best done in the original file as well.

Then pull it into sigil, perform the chapter breaks (chapters end up in the correct order, since there was only one file to start with), and do other tweaks.
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