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Originally Posted by Hitch
Well....for one thing, having "your" TOC--the toc.html, as it should be--in the middle of an XHTML file full of other things--is not going to make Apple's iBooks pay MORE attention to your toc. Have you tried the simple expedient (forgive me if you have; I read the beginning of this thread, but skimmed) of putting the toc.html in its own file, with the semantics/guide pointed at it? And how are you setting it in the OPF?
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I can't believe how many times I have to explain this.
Okay, my file is called "frontmatter.xhtml"
It contains the following items (in this order)...
- Title Page & Illustration
- Table of Contents
- List of Illustrations
...all in that one file (called "frontmatter.xhtml", NOT "toc.html -- this is epub2, not epub3, and it is NOT my intention to use my inline ToC for the external ToC).
Each of those items (except for the illustration) has an <h1> heading which should be listed in the external ToC.
In ADE it works fine, and in the external ToC it shows...
- Title Page & Illustration
- Table of Contents
- List of Illustrations
...but in iBooks all it shows is...
- Title Page & Illustration
- List of Illustrations
Please, God, tell me that that's finally clear what the problem is.
