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Old 09-14-2008, 12:22 PM   #8
Jellby
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
Try adding:

Code:
<reference type="other.ms-firstpage" title="Start Reading" href="#whatever"></reference>
and see what that does for you.
I did, and I get a duplicated "Start Reading" entry. The worst thing is that one of them (the one automatically created by the Cybook) is translated if I change the UI language, but not the other (the guide one). In this case, both links point to the same (correct) point in the text, I think that is because adding the guide item, also added a valid "link" to the anchor, so that the automatic "Start Reading" recognized it as a valid first element... I hope I made myself clear.

When I said it didn't work, I was trying the <reference> with no "title"...

Edit: However, if I make the "Start Reading" guide item point to Chapter 2, then both entries actually point to Chapter 2... So maybe the logic of "first linked anchor" is only valid if there is no "other.ms-firstpage" guide item...

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