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Old 08-29-2020, 01:20 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
I don't mean to be thick, but...so what?

In Sigil, you can use different heading styles and you can make the TOC as granular as your little heart desires. I don't think I follow what's meant by, each heading and subheading is "their own XHTML," ?, but...

Why is this Kotobee so superior? What does that do that the Book Browser doesn't, if you remotely use it correctly, esp. when coupled with the TOC-maker? Is it simply that it's pretty? I'm not being an ass (at least, not any more than usual), I'm seriously asking.
The only epub I've run into which was created using Kotobee did not use h1-h6 tags. The entire TOC was pretty much a manual creation which Kotobee evidently made fairly easy to create. I admit that while I was cleaning up the errors, I also added heading tags and titles which made it much easier for me to recreate the TOC when I was done.
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