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Originally Posted by Doitsu
How about Tools > Table of Contents > Create HTML Table of Contents
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Well, that is indeed exactly how I generate my ToC in Sigil.
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The Add Semantics menu items add information (guide items) for non-ADE readers such as iBooks.
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I've never done anything with "semantics", although I did come across that, that if I right-click on a filename in my list of files (on the left in Sigil) that "Add Semantics" is one of the things there, and that there's a bunch of things I can choose from (Title Page, Table of Contents, etc.).
I also just looked into this ("semantics") a little more, and came across this page...
http://sigildev.blogspot.ca/2010/04/...tics-menu.html
...but I still don't know what it's supposed to do, and -- perhaps more importantly -- how I would impliment it the way that I've done my book. I have one file, called "front_matter.xhtml", which contains ALL the front matter to my book, i.e. the title page, the following illustration, the table of contents and the list of illustrations. That "Add Semantics" thingie will only allow me to add one of those things.
And in any case, even if I did add a "semantic", I still don't get what that's supposed to do.
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It works fine, because ADE ignores guide items.
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Pardon my stupidity, but I don't understand what that means. Like, with this current problem, it's iBooks that's "ignoring" something that is, in fact, there, while ADE isn't ignoring it.