Quote:
Originally Posted by famfam
Where in Sigil do I have to enter this h6.h7-h6.hx? Can someone show me an example?
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I'm assuming that
Jellby referred to h6 tags with custom class names. For example:
Code:
<h6 class="h7">heading 7</h7>
<h6 class="h8">heading 8</h8>
<h6 class="h9">heading 9</h6>
Of course, you'll need to define them in the main stylesheet. For example:
Code:
h6.h7 {
font-size: .67em;
}
h6.h8 {
font-size: .67em;
}
h6.h9 {
font-size: .67em;
}
Quote:
Originally Posted by famfam
Yes, I also sometimes have books with more than 6 levels. Would be great, if one could make at least manually.
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While (X)HTML only supports 6 headings, there doesn't seem to be a nesting limit as far as the IDPF is concerned and Sigil will also display more than 6 heading levels.
Since it's much easier to edit the TOC section of an epub3 nav document, you might want convert your epub2 book to an epub3 book with Sigil.
Here's an example epub3 nav doc TOC section with more than 6 headings:
Of course you could also edit the toc.ncx file of an epub2 book.
For more information, see the attached epub2 and epub3 sample files.
In the future, please post German questions in the German MR forum or at least include a Google translated version of your post.