Quote:
<navPoint class="part" id="part-1" playOrder="7"> <navLabel> <text>Part I</text> </navLabel>
<content src="Text/Book_part-1.html"/> <navPoint class="chapter" id="chap-1" playOrder="8">
<navLabel> <text>Chapter 1</text> </navLabel>
<content src="Text/Book_chap-1.html"/>
</navPoint>
<navPoint class="chapter" id="chap-2" playOrder="9">
<navLabel> <text>Chapter 2</text> </navLabel>
<content src="Text/Book_chap-2.html"/>
</navPoint>
<navPoint class="chapter" id="chap-3" playOrder="10">
<navLabel> <text>Chapter 3.</text> </navLabel>
<content src="Text/Book_chap-3.html"/>
</navPoint>
<navPoint class="chapter" id="chap-4" playOrder="11">
<navLabel> <text>Chapter 4.</text> </navLabel>
<content src="Text/Book_chap-4.html"/>
</navPoint> </navPoint> |
For instance, this is a multilevel TOC, right?
For some books, this looks good in MOBI and ePUB, but for other books after the conversion to MOBI, I don't have multi levels.
The sketch in my previous post above is how I see the TOC in the E-book Viewer of calibre. On the device, Kindle, I see indents after each sublevel.
If I see a one level TOC in the E-book Viewer (PC) I see a flat TOC in Kindle as well, no indents or anything.
I hope I am being clear
