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Old 01-11-2011, 06:15 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
Why? Are you trying for the same font size?
just make a style sheet entry for the next layer down
adjust values to suite

h4.fakeh3 { font-size: 125% } /* approx: to make it appear the same size */
I sometimes make things bolder,

<h4 class="fakeh3"> head'em up a level</h4>
I wish to make TOC as follows:

Code:
TOC entry 1
    TOC entry 2
    TOC entry 3
TOC entry 4
    TOC entry 5
All <h2>...</h2>

If I use <h3> some readers will only show that something is subordinate to the <h2> and require clicking on the "expand arrow???" to show the subordinate entries.

P.S.
This is easy to build into an inline TOC but is probably a No No in ePub.

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