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meme · 02-21-2013, 04:20 PM

If you are using "HMS Brighton" in the Index Editor, then it will look for "HMS Brighton" and not "HMS Brighton". The will invalidate a match.

You can use Mark for Index around the phrase manually each time it occurs in the book and it will work. More exact, but more tedious.

I'm not sure I can adapt the Index Editor to work with included HTML tags. Will give it some thought.

A workaround could be to change every "HMS Brighton" to "HMS Brighton", run the Create Index, then change them back to "HMS Brighton". But that's probably a one shot approach.

02-21-2013, 04:20 PM	#6
meme Sigil developer Posts: 1,274 Karma: 1101600 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: UK Device: Kindle PW, K4 NT, K3, Kobo Touch	If you are using "HMS Brighton" in the Index Editor, then it will look for "HMS Brighton" and not "HMS <em>Brighton</em>". The <em> will invalidate a match. You can use Mark for Index around the phrase manually each time it occurs in the book and it will work. More exact, but more tedious. I'm not sure I can adapt the Index Editor to work with included HTML tags. Will give it some thought. A workaround could be to change every "HMS <em>Brighton</em>" to "HMS Brighton", run the Create Index, then change them back to "HMS <em>Brighton</em>". But that's probably a one shot approach.