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Old 06-23-2013, 03:58 AM   #162
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Originally Posted by roger64 View Post
TOC display bug

Here is an EPUB organized in four parts (h2 level). All in all, it's made of 175 letters (h3 level). The "Table of Contents" displayed on my Kobo Glo mixes unhappily all h2 and h3 titles without any hierarchical presentation. Messy.
To clarify, are you talking about the display of the Table of Contents section of the book (displayed in HTML and traditionally using elements like H2 and H3 to mark up links) or the toc.ncx file (written in XML and used to build the navigation that you can pull up from anywhere in the book by using the Kobo's menus)?

Because, you see, the two are quite different things. Every EPUB should have a toc.ncx file, but an HTML version is strictly optional and frequently omitted.
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