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Old 01-01-2011, 11:21 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by HopelessManu View Post
Hi everybody!
Let's say I've created quite a good epub from InDesign, fixing things with Dreamweaver. Now: the TOC on the left is not as I expected. I'm just too bad to manually change the TOC in, e.g., TextEditor, but luckily enough I've just discovered Sigil!
It allows me to change the voices, eliminate some of them... BUT WHAT ABOUT TRANSFORMING A 1st LEVEL VOICE INTO A 2nd LEVEL ONE?

Please help soon!
Voice? Translates as "Heading"?

In Sigil. Place the cursor on the line with the heading (Notice the Style box switched from 'Normal' to 'Heading1' )
Simply change(pull down) that to 'Heading 2'

Do NOT highlight text,
Just place the cursor on the same line.
These styles and Justification apply to entire 'paragraphs' that terminate with a non-visible end-of-line character (in CV)
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