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Originally Posted by davidfor
I haven't seen that one. I have seen plenty of books where the chapter heading is a link back to the TOC. What it probably means is that the value for the href attribute of the a tag is wrong. It might be that if it doesn't point to a valid destination in the book that it get passed to the browser.
In any case, I don't know how to turn it off. Personally, I would fix the book, but I tend to edit them a little bit anyway, so this would just be an extra step.
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here is the code
Code:
<div class="title-block-rw" id="rw-title-block_65127-717742626">
<p class="title-num-rw" id="rw-title-num_65127-162326721"><a href="../Text/TOC.xhtml">50</a></p>
</div>
it looks like a standard link back to TOC, but it fails because I've removed the redundant? HTML TOC page at start of book.
so you reckon that I am seeing the browser pop up only because it is not a valid link.
code like that requires a messy regex to remove the anchor tags without losing the actual chapter name or number
i was hoping for a global "never ask me to launch the browser" option...