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andyb · 05-03-2017, 12:52 PM

That'll teach me to play - I think I've found a bug!

There appears to be an issue with Right-click-on-filename>Add Semantics - it appears to be toggling the semantics rather than setting them and not telling you what it's doing.

For example: on a clean start of Sigil file "Section0001.xhtml" has no semantic set and the <guide> tag in content.opf is empty

If I set the file Section0001.xhtml to have a semantic type of "text" the correct entry is created in content.opf

Code:

  <guide>
    <reference type="text" title="Text" href="Text/Section0001.xhtml"/>
  </guide>

If I repeat the exact same process and apply "text" to "Section0001.hxtml" again the entry in <guide> vanishes.

This is obviously a new meaning for the word "Add" that I previously wasn't aware of

Not realizing this was happening initially caused no end of confusion!

Andy B.

05-03-2017, 12:52 PM	#11
andyb Member Posts: 14 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2015 Location: Kent, UK Device: Kobo Aura	That'll teach me to play - I think I've found a bug! There appears to be an issue with Right-click-on-filename>Add Semantics - it appears to be toggling the semantics rather than setting them and not telling you what it's doing. For example: on a clean start of Sigil file "Section0001.xhtml" has no semantic set and the <guide> tag in content.opf is empty If I set the file Section0001.xhtml to have a semantic type of "text" the correct entry is created in content.opf Code: <guide> <reference type="text" title="Text" href="Text/Section0001.xhtml"/> </guide> If I repeat the exact same process and apply "text" to "Section0001.hxtml" again the entry in <guide> vanishes. This is obviously a new meaning for the word "Add" that I previously wasn't aware of Not realizing this was happening initially caused no end of confusion! Andy B.