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Old 09-04-2008, 02:56 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
The default is to search for the string chapter,section or book inside either h1 or h2 tags and if they are found to mark them as chapters.
ah, maybe I understand now: the strings chapter,section or book must be inside the tag!
But where? In the id attribute (<h1 id="chapter 1">chapter title</h1>)???

If it's so, maybe it will be more difficult that I thought to easily create a TOC from the Bookit editor - I believed that html2lrf was able to "harvest" the chapters just by looking to <h1>chapter title</h1> text, so in the Bookit editor I could just set the h1 attribute to selected text.




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