Yes, I work in Book View, using the WYSIWYG editor. To start a new chapter, I always use the Split at Cursor button, which creates a new XHTML file. I like working in Book View, but periodically have to go into code view to change <div> tags to <p> tags and to remove nbsb characters. If not for these two instances, I would not need to use Code View. If one could ignore code view, then I think a many more users would be able to use Sigil.
None the less, just the way it is, I think Sigil is fantastic!
Here are the instructions for duplicating this problem.
1. Start a new ebpub document.
2. In Section0001, type in a few words
3. Press h2 to make that line Heading 2
4. View Code. Notice is added into header. This is not necessary.
5. Go back to Edit mode.
6. Move cursor to end of line and enter a carriage return.
7. Type a few words. Look at code again.
8. Notice new paragraph has </div><div> tags.
9. These should be <p></p> tags.
This is
Issue 2162.