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DNSB · 05-06-2025, 06:20 PM

For my purposes, if the chapter number and the subheading use similar CSS, I will use a <br/><span>...</span>. Otherwise, I will use the chapter number in it's own header and the subheader with it's own CSS and then use a title="" to have both in the ToC. If I don't use a subheader, the title would be used to add Chapter ( i.e. title="Chapter 1">1.< ) since I prefer to not have naked numbers in the ToC.

Code:

<h3 title="Chapter 1">1.</h3>

Code:

<h3 title="1: The End of the Beginning">1.</h3>
<p class="subheader">The End of the Beginning</p>

If necessary, regex is very helpful in generating the title element.

05-06-2025, 06:20 PM	#3
DNSB Bibliophagist Posts: 47,030 Karma: 169810634 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Vancouver Device: Kobo Sage, Libra Colour, Lenovo M8 FHD, Paperwhite 4, Tolino epos	For my purposes, if the chapter number and the subheading use similar CSS, I will use a <br/><span>...</span>. Otherwise, I will use the chapter number in it's own header and the subheader with it's own CSS and then use a title="" to have both in the ToC. If I don't use a subheader, the title would be used to add Chapter ( i.e. title="Chapter 1">1.< ) since I prefer to not have naked numbers in the ToC. Code: <h3 title="Chapter 1">1.</h3> Code: <h3 title="1: The End of the Beginning">1.</h3> <p class="subheader">The End of the Beginning</p> If necessary, regex is very helpful in generating the title element.