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Old 02-05-2017, 12:25 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Notjohn View Post
Not what you want to hear, I suppose, but I think anyone who has read more than one or two e-books will not be put off by seeing a breakhead at the bottom of a "page."

Will these h4 headings actually be in the TOC? If not, shouldn't you use a paragraph style?
No, they won't be in the TOC.

Good tip about the paragraph style; I'm used to using headers on my web pages, but I guess turning me headers into paragraphs would automatically avoid this problem.

And if I do decide to keep my headers, I stumbled across another CSS style that might work:

display: inline-block

Any idea if it's universally supported? I have a hunch it should be more popular.
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