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Paula-59 · 02-02-2016, 04:47 PM

theducks: thanks for replying.

Looks like we're doing things quite differently.

I can live with having an inline TOC from my index.html in the epub. I don't like having that AND another TOC at the end AND the TOC.ncx in the mobi.

My index.html is being placed in the flow as a Table of Contents, right after the cover and this is happening even though I am not asking Calibri to do that.

Is there an XPath expression I can use to get Calibri to NOT include the index.html in the flow? If I apply a class to the index.html header, can I say "bring in all the files with the class of "chapter" but leave out files with the class of "whatever"?

Here's the Xpath expression I use:

Code:

//h:p[re:test(@class, "chapter", "i")]

Thanks!

02-02-2016, 04:47 PM	#10
Paula-59 Enthusiast Posts: 30 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2016 Device: none	theducks: thanks for replying. Looks like we're doing things quite differently. I can live with having an inline TOC from my index.html in the epub. I don't like having that AND another TOC at the end AND the TOC.ncx in the mobi. My index.html is being placed in the flow as a Table of Contents, right after the cover and this is happening even though I am not asking Calibri to do that. Is there an XPath expression I can use to get Calibri to NOT include the index.html in the flow? If I apply a class to the index.html header, can I say "bring in all the files with the class of "chapter" but leave out files with the class of "whatever"? Here's the Xpath expression I use: Code: //h:p[re:test(@class, "chapter", "i")] Thanks!