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Originally Posted by norway1456
Shouldn't the guide be a part of the opf-file? I'm no expert in mobis, but I thought that mobi files had an opf file just like epubs?
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Essentially that's what I'm doing, except I didn't want to go to the trouble of figuring out how to make an OPF file. html2mobi doesn't require one; it allows you to use command-line options to specify much of the metadata that would be in the OPF file.
I probably will at some point make an actual OPF file for my ebook, I'm just not a big fan of separate metadata files. Gives me heartburn.
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It is bad form to have two ToCs in an ePub.
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I'm not making an ePub, I'm making a MOBI file. And there aren't two TOCs. There's just the one HTML TOC, and a bit of metadata pointing at it so that Kindle apps know how to find it explicitly.