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BeccaPrice · 07-16-2013, 08:21 PM

This is an epub compiled with Scrivener. The styles are all .scrivener1, .scrivener2 etc. I suppose I could experiment with them and see which one affects the ToC.

I'm talking about both the linked ToC and the toc.ncx files, although really I only need them indented in the linked ToC.

the code assigned to the item I want indented is

<p class="toc-item"><a href="../Text/body3.xhtml">The Nightmares</a></p>

the <p class...> call is the same for all items in the ToC, no matter what level I want them at.

I'm going to have to edit the HTML in both the contents file and the .css to create a second toc-item for the second-level headers, aren't I? My html skills, never very good, are awfully rusty.

07-16-2013, 08:21 PM	#5
BeccaPrice Wizard Posts: 2,146 Karma: 11174187 Join Date: Jan 2011 Device: Sony 350, K3-3G, K4SO, KPW	This is an epub compiled with Scrivener. The styles are all .scrivener1, .scrivener2 etc. I suppose I could experiment with them and see which one affects the ToC. I'm talking about both the linked ToC and the toc.ncx files, although really I only need them indented in the linked ToC. the code assigned to the item I want indented is <p class="toc-item"><a href="../Text/body3.xhtml">The Nightmares</a></p> the <p class...> call is the same for all items in the ToC, no matter what level I want them at. I'm going to have to edit the HTML in both the contents file and the .css to create a second toc-item for the second-level headers, aren't I? My html skills, never very good, are awfully rusty.