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Hi Doitsu,
The OPF does set toc.xhtml as properties="nav" (inside manifest).
The OPF does list the to.xhtml inside the guide tags.
The doc.xhtml is set as Table of Contents (Add Semantics ...)
The IDPF validator lists the epub as 3.0.1 (thanks for the links, I appreciate that), and gives the file a clean bill of health.
The Table of Contents button in Kindle Previewer remains greyed out (Cmd+T/Ctrl+T). But ... when I load the .mobi file onto my wife's Paperwhite the Go To menu does list everything as it should.
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Should the lack of the TOC button in Kindle Previewer concern me?
Where should
<item id="toc" properties="nav" href="xhtml/toc.xhtml" media-type="application/xhtml+xml"/>
be placed? In OPF? Inside <guide>?
Many thanks for your input. Hugely appreciated.
Edit: I am using the current (0.9.2) version of Sigil.
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