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Old 12-03-2013, 02:21 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by Peter21 View Post
It is getting better, but still not resolved....

I am writing the ebook using sigil on a mac book air, running OSX version 10.9 (Mavericks). Mavericks has a built in epub reader (ibooks) and when i preview the epub on his, the last heading in the TOC clicked on is always blue...so looks a little amateurish.

However if the epub is exported to an iPad...by syncing through iTunes...the TOC looks good on the iPad's version of ibooks....no sign of a dodgy blue link...so far so good.

When the epub is converted to a .mobi file, it previews OK on the kindle previewer on the laptop, but when sent to the iPad, (via the 'send to kindle" app) to be checked on the iPad kindle reader, the TOC is greyed out....no index ...so what's going on there?
Also, please note:

iBooks uses the NCX, most of the time, not an inline TOC, so you wouldn't see any links. As Toxaris says, you'll need to create an inline TOC and ensure it's "linked" to the book via the Guide, so that the Kindle(s) can find it via the GoTo menu.

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