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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
I doubt that very highly. I know of no reading software that displays the contents on title tags -- in the table of contents or elsewhere.
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The only reading system I can think of that might use the <title></title> would be some Screen Readers.
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Originally Posted by thosp
And yes, the TITLE info is used in the Table of Contents!
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While not the <title> at the top of the HTML, in Sigil, you can do this:
Code:
<h2 title="Chapter 21: The Power of “The Thought”">Chapter 21: The Power of "<em>The Thought</em>"</h2>
Sigil will then use the text in title="" to generate the TOC.
But two things to note:
- You can't use "dumb quotes", you have to use “smart quotes”.
- You can't use <i> or <em> in there. You'll have to manually add that in the HTML TOC later.