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Originally Posted by Hitch
Is there some reason you're not just using an empty header, with the alt attribute used to create a matching NCX/TOC item in Sigil? Instead of all the hidden this and that? is it because you don't want to repeat the text, in terms of the work, or...?
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Because I'm incredibly stupid, that's why -- seriously, I honestly can't believe that never occurred to me! I haven't tested it out in ADE or iBooks yet, but just in Sigil it seems to have done the trick, and, as you say, is pretty much all I needed to do.
I really can't think of why that never occurred to me -- it seems so simple and obvious!
I do have on question, though, regarding that. I wanted all the various poems to show up in the ToC as they do in the original book, with curly quotes around them. Within the title attribute within the <h2> tag, is there any issues that anyone knows of with having curly quotes within the regular quotes for that title attribute? Like, this is kinda what I end up with (for example)...
<h2 class="hidhead" id="respectable" title="“The respectable folks”"></h2>
In the title attribute, I've got basically two sets of quotes -- one curly, one regular. Should I be using character entities instead there? Or is it fine like that?
Thanks, Hitch -- for making me feel so stupid!
Seriously, thank you for that!
