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Le_Sparte · 08-22-2013, 07:57 AM

To be honest, (almost) everything went right with Pages. My doc was easy with styles (one for the chapter, one fort the body). I sent it to my Kindle with Calibre and was really happy with it (Calibre even created a TOC at the end of the book).

But creating an inline TOC is another story. Pages can't create an active unnumbered TOC. Neither does my 2011 Word for Mac. When I tried to create manual links, problems started. Considering other issues, it looked better to change my mind and start from Scratch with Sigil. Easier CSS, easier debugging, right?

I'm done with the importing now (that chapter split button is my new best friend) and have only some little things to fix left, like the backspace at the beginning of a paragraph and the vertical space between them. But I think I'll find quickly a solution playing with Sigil or with the css file.

So thanks everybody!

08-22-2013, 07:57 AM	#9
Le_Sparte Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2013 Device: Kindle Paperwhite	To be honest, (almost) everything went right with Pages. My doc was easy with styles (one for the chapter, one fort the body). I sent it to my Kindle with Calibre and was really happy with it (Calibre even created a TOC at the end of the book). But creating an inline TOC is another story. Pages can't create an active unnumbered TOC. Neither does my 2011 Word for Mac. When I tried to create manual links, problems started. Considering other issues, it looked better to change my mind and start from Scratch with Sigil. Easier CSS, easier debugging, right? I'm done with the importing now (that chapter split button is my new best friend) and have only some little things to fix left, like the backspace at the beginning of a paragraph and the vertical space between them. But I think I'll find quickly a solution playing with Sigil or with the css file. So thanks everybody!