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Originally Posted by Hitch
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 |
I used headers, but I may have chosen H2 instead of H1 because they came out SO BIG. I will go check right now.
I take that back. All chapter headings are H1.
I'll include a screen shot of the chapter list and my TOC.