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Anders_T · 10-25-2015, 10:03 AM

Hello,

I have searched but not found or understood the answer.

I have a ready html file with all contents.

I use Calibre but do not understand how the easiest way to get to a table of contents.

I've tried Calibre ebook viewer but it is so much wrong there so it feels hopeless.

I've tried TOC but I can not work either.

Here is an example of how it looks in the HTML file

"<div class =" level2 ">
<h2 id = "rng_cnt_0298">
<a href="17e0e_0010.smil#rng_txt_0010_0001"> Test Title </a>
</ h2>
<p>
<span class = "sentence" id = "rng_cnt_0299">
<a href="17e0e_0010.smil#rng_txt_0010_0002"> These two lines of development are also highlighted by the related researcher Karlen Lyons-Ruth (1991), in an article that critically discusses the psychoanalyst Margaret Mahler (1979) previously highly influential theory of child development during the three first years of life as a gradual separation-individuation. </a>
</ span> "

Grateful for the help and apologies if the answer is already there and I missed it

Anders

10-25-2015, 10:03 AM	#1
Anders_T Junior Member Posts: 7 Karma: 10 Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Sweden Device: iPad 11"	.html to ePub and make table of contents from it Hello, I have searched but not found or understood the answer. I have a ready html file with all contents. I use Calibre but do not understand how the easiest way to get to a table of contents. I've tried Calibre ebook viewer but it is so much wrong there so it feels hopeless. I've tried TOC but I can not work either. Here is an example of how it looks in the HTML file "<div class =" level2 "> <h2 id = "rng_cnt_0298"> <a href="17e0e_0010.smil#rng_txt_0010_0001"> Test Title </a> </ h2> <p> <span class = "sentence" id = "rng_cnt_0299"> <a href="17e0e_0010.smil#rng_txt_0010_0002"> These two lines of development are also highlighted by the related researcher Karlen Lyons-Ruth (1991), in an article that critically discusses the psychoanalyst Margaret Mahler (1979) previously highly influential theory of child development during the three first years of life as a gradual separation-individuation. </a> </ span> " Grateful for the help and apologies if the answer is already there and I missed it Anders