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Originally Posted by charleski
Sigil reconstructs the ToC by parsing the appropriate heading tags (<h1>, <h2>, etc) in the main text. If the chapter headers were constructed using <p> tags then they will get lost. It can be a bit of a pain, but it's hard to criticise since you should be using the heading tags to indicate logical headings in the document.
The one real benefit of InDesign 5.5 is that the paragraph styles used for chapter headings can now be linked to an appropriate heading tag so that it exports an ePub that's already properly tagged and won't run into these problems in Sigil.
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Thanks. While I'm not quite into Programmer-mode when naming my style sheets all the chapter heads do have the same style sheets and are set to Level 1 in the TOC style used on Export.
I didn't use a copy so is there a way to ensure it's fine besides the fact that the Kindle previewer sees it fine, the mobi file is fine and the HTML files appear to be ok as I open them in Safari. I don't have an iPad to check the ePub on.