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Originally Posted by Davidfor
What do you mean by "HTML ToC"? My reaction is that a "HTML ToC" is a the contents page in the book. If so, that is just links to other parts of the book and hence can have anything in it. Only including links to chapters and not to the copyright, title or cover page isn't uncommon.
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I'm sure that he means the HTML file that functions as the human reader's mthod of navigating around an eBook, if they are a) reading a MOBI, generally, or b) using some reader that doesn't use the NCX as its navigation for the reader, as opposed to the device.
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Originally Posted by Jellby
What needs to have a link to all and every HTML file in the book is the <spine> section of the OPF. But this is not a TOC, it's just a specification what the order in which the files should be rendered (i.e., which file to display when you go to the "next page" at the end of a file).
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^ This. If there's some rule, someplace, saying that the HTML TOC has to have a link to everything, whoooooooooooo, boy, I'm in trouble. We make HTML TOC's every day that don't have links to everything. Spine, yes. The optional TOC? Nah.
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