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Old 08-06-2009, 08:14 AM   #8
Steven Lyle Jordan
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Originally Posted by Valloric View Post
Do you mean you created a TOC inside the XHTML flows? An "inline" TOC, so to speak? With <a> tags and "href" attributes?
For clarity: The TOC tags in the HTML file are 'a href="#00"' links to anchor points, specified as 'a name="00",' "01", "02", etc. In the display frame (where you read), the links are blue and underlined normally, but clicking on one brings you to the cover page for every link.

In the navigation frame on the left, the same markup generates TOC links that display exactly as they are designed, and clicking on one takes you to the appropriate chapter.

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But I would like to encourage you to not add inline TOC's to epub books. With the NCX, they are unnecessary.
Force of habit, I guess. I'll try creating the TOC from the editor and heading tags next time.
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