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galax · 08-18-2024, 02:51 PM

What a careless oversight!!

Let me get this straight, in nav this:

Code:

<li><a href="page_01.xhtml#place_01"><b>CHAPTER TITLE</b></a></li>

Then in the linked page this:

page_01.xhtml

Code:

<a id="place_01"></a>

What about the # sign in the linked page? In Sigil it works with both but I am not sure what's more correct for epub 3.0:

Code:

<a id="place_01"></a>

or

Code:

<a id="#place_01"></a>

I use the <a> tag because it's for linking images, there are no chapters.

Code:

<div>
<a id=something></a>
<img src=../Images/image.png>
</div>

By the way, in order to prevent the <a> tag to upset the layout rendering are there any options to hide it?

Thanks.

08-18-2024, 02:51 PM	#3
galax Enthusiast Posts: 36 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2023 Device: none	What a careless oversight!! Let me get this straight, in nav this: Code: <li><a href="page_01.xhtml#place_01"><b>CHAPTER TITLE</b></a></li> Then in the linked page this: page_01.xhtml Code: <a id="place_01"></a> What about the # sign in the linked page? In Sigil it works with both but I am not sure what's more correct for epub 3.0: Code: <a id="place_01"></a> or Code: <a id="#place_01"></a> I use the <a> tag because it's for linking images, there are no chapters. Code: <div> <a id=something></a> <img src=../Images/image.png> </div> By the way, in order to prevent the <a> tag to upset the layout rendering are there any options to hide it? Thanks.