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kovidgoyal · 01-03-2009, 01:58 PM

You can't in an automated way. You'd have to unzip the epub file and edit the ncx file within it by hand. Alternatively (though I haven't tried this to see how well it works) You can create hierarchical HTML table of contents.

So

toc1.html - list of books linksto toc2.html in each book

In each book,

toc2.html - list of parts links to toc3.html in each part

and so on

then run

any2epub on toc1.html with the options

--max-toc-links=1000 --no-chapters-in-toc

This will likely have all the links in your TOC files, but there will be some extra links. Just unzip the epub file (or use --extract-to) and edit the NCX file, simple deleting unwanted links.

01-03-2009, 01:58 PM	#2
kovidgoyal creator of calibre Posts: 45,580 Karma: 28548962 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Mumbai, India Device: Various	You can't in an automated way. You'd have to unzip the epub file and edit the ncx file within it by hand. Alternatively (though I haven't tried this to see how well it works) You can create hierarchical HTML table of contents. So toc1.html - list of books linksto toc2.html in each book In each book, toc2.html - list of parts links to toc3.html in each part and so on then run any2epub on toc1.html with the options --max-toc-links=1000 --no-chapters-in-toc This will likely have all the links in your TOC files, but there will be some extra links. Just unzip the epub file (or use --extract-to) and edit the NCX file, simple deleting unwanted links.