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Originally Posted by mr10463
220 corresponds to the real page number. Why they made a link to the index file: I don't know!
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for ease of navigation? in case they accidentally click on a footnote? i almost always make links back/forth so the reader can get back to wherever they were for whatever reason.
Quote:
Originally Posted by mr10463
Well, here is some exemplary code...
This is the code in the chapter file:
<a href="../Text/anhang3.html#ir_9_220" id="in_9_220">ANY_TEXT</a>
This is the code in the index file:
<a href="../Text/chapter03.html#in_9_220" id="ir_9_220">220</a>
220 corresponds to the real page number. Why they made a link to the index file: I don't know! 
It looks that way, that all links in the chapter files have a similar ID construct, starting with id="in_*_*".
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if there's absolutely no other option than to remove what seems like a probably useful addition to your ebook, you could use this (definitely test it before doing a globaly find/replace):
Code:
find:<a[^#]+#ir[^>]+>(.*?)</a>
repl:\1
this is going to kill all your links, and again, i kind of can't believe there's no other solution you could use to keep the index in there.
regardless, it's probably a good idea to backup your file in case you decide to switch distribution in the future.