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Old 02-05-2019, 12:17 PM   #8
KevinH
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It still works that way. It handles href="#editorial" just fine during the split (see my test case). The problem is the op posted a snippet of xhtml that "showed the problem" when in fact, it does not. So the op must have edited the snippet of xhtml in a way to make an id="editorial" exist when it did not in the original. Otherwise he would not have received that warning.

To illustrate this remove the id="page09" attribute from my test case shown above and Sigil will now happily warn you that an href="#page09" does not have a valid destination and so is a broken link that can not be updated.
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