On generating a Table of Contents + "Chapter Images"... also see:
That's the last time I remember it was all discussed.
It gave examples, details, and why it's also not that great of an idea to have images-as-chapter-headings.
Similarly, we also discussed "Discworld" and similar "entire book has no chapters, so how do I deal with it?" situations:
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Originally Posted by Karellen
I wonder if @Turtle91 would like to comment. Haven't seen him around for a while...
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Yes, I'm thinking the same thing. I think I sense a ghostly presence in this thread though!
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Originally Posted by BeckyEbook
Surely this is the situation:
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Identifiers are added only to those headers that are in the same file. And that's a very good thing.
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Yep. Exactly how I read it too.
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Originally Posted by Karellen
I think @stumped is under the mistaken idea that the TOC needs ID's to work, which is not the case for a single header, as far as I understand it.
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Correct. In many cases, Sigil will just point to the very beginning/top of the file:
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<p class="tocone"><a href="../Text/Chapter01.xhtml">Chapter 1</a></p>
That points straight to the Chapter01 file, so there's no need for a specific ID.