Yes, this is how I would do it. Or as DiapDealer suggested, just edit the final Nav or NCX to point to the top of those files.
That said, adding heading tags is important for Accessibility / desktop reading systems for the visually impaired. So using a structural/heading tag is important. That is why we have been loathe to make it easy to skip the structural tags like h1-h6 when creating a toc.
Making a heading from a "p" tag just so you do not use a h1-h6 tag is just wrong when you can use css to make any heading tag look exactly the way you want, or hide them completely, while still properly marking the structure of the document for screen readers.
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Originally Posted by elibrarian
You can style the <h1>'s like almost any other tag via css. So if you want some of your headers to be smaller, you just make <h1 class="smaller_h1"> (or something), and a corresponding style in your stylesheet. And Sigil willl of course still take those headers in consideration as <h1> when making the toc.
Regards,
Kim
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