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griffitts · 03-27-2012, 02:02 PM

I've been creating an endnote chapter in various books like so:

Code:

<h2 class="chapter">Endnote</h2>

<p id="en1" class="noindent">[1] endnote text...</p>

<p class="center spaceabove">(<a href="#pn1">back</a>)</p>

This has worked fine in the past. From the above html, only the word "Endnote" shows up as an entry in the TOC.

In the last two books I have done, however, extra things have been appearing in the TOC. Endnote appears as it should, but the numeral 1 from:

Code:

...[1] endnote text...

and the word "back" from:

Code:

<a href="#pn1">back</a>

now also appear as entries in the TOC.

Comparing these last 2 books to previous successful ones, I am using the exact same CSS in the header of the file and I'm marking the endnotes up in the exact same way. I haven't touched the structure detection section in Calibre.

Not sure what's going on.

03-27-2012, 02:02 PM	#1
griffitts Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2012 Device: Nook	Endnotes suddenly showing up in TOC I've been creating an endnote chapter in various books like so: Code: <h2 class="chapter">Endnote</h2> <p id="en1" class="noindent">[1] endnote text...</p> <p class="center spaceabove">(<a href="#pn1">back</a>)</p> This has worked fine in the past. From the above html, only the word "Endnote" shows up as an entry in the TOC. In the last two books I have done, however, extra things have been appearing in the TOC. Endnote appears as it should, but the numeral 1 from: Code: ...[1] endnote text... and the word "back" from: Code: <a href="#pn1">back</a> now also appear as entries in the TOC. Comparing these last 2 books to previous successful ones, I am using the exact same CSS in the header of the file and I'm marking the endnotes up in the exact same way. I haven't touched the structure detection section in Calibre. Not sure what's going on.