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Old 02-27-2010, 10:39 PM   #2
roger64
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Well, I went back to read the fine calibre usermanual about this fine expression (see photo above).

The full comment is here:

"This expression is rather complex, because it tries to handle a number of common cases simulataneously (simultaneously?). What it means is that calibre will assume chapters start at either <h1> or <h2> tags that have any of the words (chapter, book, section or part) in them or that have the class=”chapter” attribute.

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As OO accepts usually one line for "Title", to get undertandable TOCs, I usually skips "chapter" names, (for me "chapitre"). This is one thing.

Question

So I would ask, how to insert some "class="chapter" attributes in my ODT file?
What's that? Is it dangerous?
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