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Originally Posted by ChaJudLeoBit
I sent an e-mail to the person who attempted the upload to find out if this was an option. If she chose the second, this would cause the program to be unable to detect chapters?
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Well, I suspect that you have two issues.
- I'm not sure about this one, as it's not clear from your post if your content item in the manifest si simply a sample, or all of it, but I thought you'd said previously that you were splitting the main body of the book into chapter files, but now I don't see that on your manifest; I see a single file indicating content. As I said, not sure about that one.
- You used a paragraph style for your chapter heads? Not a heading style? Try copying your file, and then regex (search and replace) all your paragraph class headers with Header class headers. Then submit to NookPress, and see if you get a different result.
Never forget: headers are NOT FOR STYLING. They are NOT for crafting how something LOOKS. Headers should not be used instead of creating a CSS class for something like, Bold, 24pt.
They are structural. An H2 belongs, outline-wise, below an H1. An H3, below an H2, etc. Somethat like this:
h1.
H2.
H3.
etc.
Paragraphs should go beneath headers, in their appropriate respective levels. It's entirely possible that NookPress only looks for header-classed Chapter heads. It's just an idea as to why NookPress may be failing. If you've not separated out the chapters with splits, do that also.
Hitch