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cybmole · 01-11-2011, 01:00 PM

twice is not so bad, I had a case (in another thread) that was detecting everything x 4 !

xpath is a pig to configure. I spent ages earlier today telling structure detection to look for the default h1 h2 tags + part||section etc OR for stand-alone (chapter) numbers in bold & no matter how I tried I got "invalid" from the syntax checker. the wizard will not build "OR" structures so I was trying to adapt the deafult and change the OR ...cass = chapter...construct to [class = bold and text is of form \d* ] but no joy.

could someone please tell me if that is do-able.

I have books where chapters are numbered 1, 2 etc. but do not have h1 or h2 tags. if those chapters are within sections or parts then structure detection (assisted by preprocess) seems unable/unwilling to build a full TOC, it just does the easy stuff and builds a TOC of parts / sections

01-11-2011, 01:00 PM	#17
cybmole Wizard Posts: 3,720 Karma: 1759970 Join Date: Sep 2010 Device: none	twice is not so bad, I had a case (in another thread) that was detecting everything x 4 ! xpath is a pig to configure. I spent ages earlier today telling structure detection to look for the default h1 h2 tags + part\|\|section etc OR for stand-alone (chapter) numbers in bold & no matter how I tried I got "invalid" from the syntax checker. the wizard will not build "OR" structures so I was trying to adapt the deafult and change the OR ...cass = chapter...construct to [class = bold and text is of form \d* ] but no joy. could someone please tell me if that is do-able. I have books where chapters are numbered 1, 2 etc. but do not have h1 or h2 tags. if those chapters are within sections or parts then structure detection (assisted by preprocess) seems unable/unwilling to build a full TOC, it just does the easy stuff and builds a TOC of parts / sections Last edited by cybmole; 01-11-2011 at 01:12 PM.