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theducks · Yesterday, 08:59 AM

@Lomkiri has it. Editing the TOC, does just that. The TOC (only).
I remove unwanted entries (raves, book lists...), but leave the content

Assuming that you have a file-per-chapter (TOC entry) construction.
View that chapter (you can use the existing TOC to get there if it still has the entry. The section (chapter file) is now highlighted in the book browser: right click on it: 'Delete'.
Calibre removes the TOC / NCX entry

What it does NOT do is renumber existing chapters.
(you could also just reposition the section in the list. That adjust the flow BUT NOT the TOC position. That will need an edit or rebuild)

Yesterday, 08:59 AM	#3
theducks Well trained by Cats Posts: 31,108 Karma: 60406498 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: The Central Coast of California Device: Kobo Libra2,Kobo Aura2v1, K4NT(Fixed: New Bat.), Galaxy Tab A	@Lomkiri has it. Editing the TOC, does just that. The TOC (only). I remove unwanted entries (raves, book lists...), but leave the content Assuming that you have a file-per-chapter (TOC entry) construction. View that chapter (you can use the existing TOC to get there if it still has the entry. The section (chapter file) is now highlighted in the book browser: right click on it: 'Delete'. Calibre removes the TOC / NCX entry What it does NOT do is renumber existing chapters. (you could also just reposition the section in the list. That adjust the flow BUT NOT the TOC position. That will need an edit or rebuild)