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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
I did say I could be wrong (it's an old, vague memory).  |
There was no space generated by the <br/> as long as I can remember. But your ancient memory is probably much olderer than mine!
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Originally Posted by AlanHK
I can handle a few special cases manually. I almost always edit the TOC after generation to add or delete a few items at the beginning or end. (May use the "title=" hack to do that now.) Just preferably not every single entry.
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The way I do it is using the title, then you can easily Regex what's needed, without effecting the displayed text:
Original: <h2 title="Chapter One The Example">Chapter One<br/>The Example</h2>
Search: title="Chapter One
Replace: title="1—
After: <h2 title="1—The Example">Chapter One<br/>The Example</h2>
If you work with a lot of books that have that format, you could probably make a Saved Search group to handle the word -> number conversion.
From there, you could easily tweak what symbol you need for that specific book:
Search: (title="\d+)—
Replace: \1:
After: <h2 title="1: The Example">Chapter One<br/>The Example</h2>
Using title means that Generate TOC won't throw your manual changes in the garbage if you run it again. Saves a lot of headaches.