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Originally Posted by jayman
That's not what I'm talking about. I click them correctly. Do me a favor. Download a newspaper using one of the built in recipes on calibre. Transfer it over to your iphone (stanza). Click on the headings and see what you get. I'm telling you it's a bug. I just wish someone would confirm it.
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Ok, I tried Businessweek. You are right - headings do not work. But other books I have with internal links similarly structured (based on the xhtml code) do work correctly in Stanza. I'm not sure what the difference is, I'm comparing them in Sigil.
My book has footnotes like this:
blah blah blah <a id="f1b" name="f1b"></a> <span class="c6"><a class="plain" href="#ft1">*</a></span> , blah blah.
Clicking on the asterisk sends me to:
<p><a id="ft1" name="ft1"></a></p>
<p class="p1"><span class="c6">*</span>
This is a footnote about blah <a href="#f1b">Back</a></p>
The Businessweek links look like this:
<li class="calibre2" id="feed_0"><a class="feed" href="feed_0/index.html">Top Stories</a></li>
clicking Top Stories should go here:
<div class="calibrerescale">
<h2 class="calibrefeedtitle">Top Stories</h2>
<div class="calibrefeeddescription">
Daily Most Popular Stories on BusinessWeek Online<br class="calibre3" /></div>
<ul class="calibrefeedlist">
<li class="calibrerescale1" id="article_0">
We already know Stanza doesn't support a lot of ePub features-there must be something it can't parse in the Businessweek one. But I'm not sure if they will consider it a "bug" or just a "missing feature"
