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Originally Posted by KevinH
I know of no way to do that as "paging" is dynamic in readers. Perhaps someone else knows a way.
Some readers actually load the "epub" via javascript based reading software and iframe tags. So page sizes are unknown until layout. So the best you can do is the top and/or bottom of every file/chapter.
Also some reader TOCs are limited in size (some to less than 100 links) so creating too large a TOC is problematic in and of itself. Perhaps making your glossary a guide or nav landmark (set semantics)may be you best choice as guide/nav landmark links are often a separate menu on readers independent of the ncx/nav menu.
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Bummer. I could see some cool uses for fixed page elements
Good to know about the TOC limits, thanks for that. I just reduced my TOC from 1430 items to 83. It was a nightmare to scroll through it anyway, so I'm glad you mentioned that.
Thank you for the information