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Originally Posted by Valloric
You can select which headers end up in the TOC right now. There is an "Include" column in the TOC editor that removes that header from the TOC, but preserves it in the source.
But it seems you want to eliminate some heading levels from the TOC automatically. This you can't do right now. Create an enhancement request issue in the tracker, I'll need to think about this feature some more.
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It actually does something like this (bug?) if there is a <span> within an <h1> and i choose not to include it in the toc it takes it out of the h1 and places it in a <p>
If i choose not to include this in the TOC....
PHP Code:
<h1 align=center style='text-align:center'><span style='font-size:36.0pt'>Book Title</span></h1>
...it changes it into this
PHP Code:
<h1 class="sgc-6 sgc-2 sgc-2 sigilNotInTOC"></h1>
<p>Book Title</p>
Edit:
Testing it a bit more it seems that the
style within the span is the thing that causes this because with just a span with no style it does not do this