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charleski · 04-23-2010, 12:59 PM

There's another way that might work with calibre. Define a selector that hides the text:

Code:

.hidethis {
  visibility: hidden
}

Construct your heading as you'd like it to appear in the ToC, then hide the part you don't want to see in the flow of text.

Thus:

Code:

<h3>III<span class="hidethis"> - A New Beginning</span></h3>
<h4>A New Beginning</h4>

Then use the h3 tag as the source of your ToC name.
This would work if calibre simply strips out the css from text that's used for ToC names. I think it's worth a try.

04-23-2010, 12:59 PM	#8
charleski Wizard Posts: 1,196 Karma: 1281258 Join Date: Sep 2009 Device: PRS-505	There's another way that might work with calibre. Define a selector that hides the text: Code: .hidethis { visibility: hidden } Construct your heading as you'd like it to appear in the ToC, then hide the part you don't want to see in the flow of text. Thus: Code: <h3>III<span class="hidethis"> - A New Beginning</span></h3> <h4>A New Beginning</h4> Then use the h3 tag as the source of your ToC name. This would work if calibre simply strips out the css from text that's used for ToC names. I think it's worth a try.