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Originally Posted by Derek R
I usually generate the table of contents from <h1> tags. However, there are occasions when I don't want headings displaying at the top of particular sections in an ebook. For instance, I would want to avoid having a heading appear above the frontispiece in the xhtml file that I have created for that image. Rather than have <h1>FRONTISPIECE</h1>, for example, is it acceptable to simply have <h1></h1> with nothing between the container tags and then edit the toc to include 'Frontispiece' as the section title? Or is it bad practice to use tags in this way and, if so, what is the best alternative?
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Well, if you are working with Sigil then is a piece of cake what you want
Just use (in the place you want):
Code:
<h1 title="FRONTISPIECE"></h1>
and after pressing Ctrl+T, you'll have a TOC entry with the name FRONTISPIECE.
So, what you need to do is to write with the global attribute "title" what you want to appear in the TOC. Examples:
Code:
<h1 title="This is a TOC entry"></h1>
<h2 title="Another TOC entry"></h2>
and so on
Of course, tags <h1..h6> can be empty.
Regards
Rubén