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Old 02-17-2016, 02:02 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Notjohn View Post
Good day! I am building an epub "omnibus" of five earlier e-books, using Sigil. Since starting the project, I've decided to switch one of the books around, so that the third volume becomes Book One, the first becomes Book Two, and the second becomes Book Three. I have made the appropriate changes so that the html TOC works correctly (and I will in time similarly tweak the virtual TOC).

However, something in my upbringing dislikes seeing the Book One file in the middle of the pack, and having a higher sort order (0016.htm) than Book Two (0001.htm) or Book Three (0012.htm). Is this just madness? Or should I go back and fix what doesn't seem to be broken?

Thanks!
N J
Remember the TOC editor can be used to rename section titles (this does not change the file names) as well as hide unwanted items.

Instead of Book 1...
Why not just use the original Title?
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