[Turtle91]

If anyone else out there can see my posts...

As Karellen mentioned the title="" is the trick. Sigil will normally create a TOC using whatever is in the header tags...unless you put a title="{something}" into the header tag itself. Then Sigil uses that when creating the TOC.

Super easy steps that take only a few seconds:

1. Select the chapter file(s) in the book browser.

2. Run the ReworkChapterHeads plugin
- Skip Option 1 to delete headers
- Set Option 2 settings how you desire
- select 'OK'



3. This adds the sequentially numbered header tags to each of the files.



4. Use Regex to replace the header and the image with a header that includes the image (in stumped's example)
- find: <h3>(\d+)</h3>\s*<p class="textbreak"><span class="dropcap"><span><img src="../images/00003.jpeg" alt="" class="calibre7"/></span></span></p>
- replace: <h3 title="\1"><img src="../images/00003.jpeg" alt=""/></h3>



5. Run Sigil's 'Generate Table of Contents' tool.

Done!