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Originally Posted by theducks
If I like the styling of a non-h# title, I usually just (carefully  ) replace the P with a h3, check the (ncx) TOC to find and correct any unplanned  changes .
Why is there a need to EPUB -> EPUB again  after a Sigil edit? |
First, why h3? IIRC, the Calibre default TOC finds h1 or h2 with class = chapter, etc. I tend to go with h1 for each chapter, or h1 for the book title and h2 for each chapter. That sort of matches how I think about html web pages (one h1 for each page) where the book is one entire html page and chapters are subheads on that page, or where each chapter is a page with the chapter title being the h1 element.
Second, what are you looking for in the ncx? I really need to get more familiar with it.
Third, I also wonder why EPUB -> EPUB again after Sigil. I'm slowly figuring out what Calibre does with each setting during EPUB -> EPUB, but I'm still afraid I'll have something wrong and screw my Sigil work (not that I'm any expert in Sigil, but at least I'm pretty confident when I change something that I know what will happen, or I can undo it.) I'm less concerned now, as I can keep the ORIGINAL_EPUB, and not overwrite the EPUB, but I still feel that converting EPUB -> EPUB is a blunt tool as compared to an actual editor.