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Originally Posted by Sarmat89
Have you checked that TOC entries refer only the HTML files and any header elements are the first children of their respective bodies?
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Yes, indeed. Originally the toc had links to various subsection of chapters with h2 and h3 headings just like the html contents. That is because the book is a non-fiction somewhat technical subject where readers will most likely not read in a linear fashion but will use the contents listing to go directly to a subject of interest. But when these problems began, I reduced the toc.ncx table of contents to chapter h1 headings only and they are the first item in any chapter.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Has it been confirmed that the removal of the following meta items from the toc.ncx was tried? I can't find it in the thread if it was.
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<meta name="dtb:totalPageCount" content="0"/>
<meta name="dtb:maxPageNumber" content="0"/>
Neither are needed by books with no page numbers. And although their presence (with zero values) shouldn't cause any problems under normal circumstance, I can't help but speculate whether a change to Apple's upstream process may not look at the dtb:totalPageCount and/or dtb:maxPageNumber attributes (regardless of their values) as evidence that page numbering is, in fact, in play and needs to be processed as such.
Just a thought.
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No. I haven't removed those lines. I thought they must be required in order to indicate no pages. But if they are not needed, I'll certainly remove them from my next offering. Good idea, thanks.