Thread: How does the TOC editor work?
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Old 06-22-2010, 03:54 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Kivgaen View Post
I want to build a TOC for this .epub file and I can't figure out how to add to the table of contents. For some reason with this particular .epub file generated from InDesign, the TOC navigation wasn't automatically added in.

Can someone give me a hand in figuring out how to add stuff with Sigil to the TOC?

Cheers,

Luise
AFAIKT The TOC editor is for removing entries that would show up otherwise. (un-tick the ones you don't want to see)

Any H1, H2, H3 tagged items appear in the TOC.

I tend to use H2 for multi part books and H3 for chapters.
That way the TOC indent

Code:
Book Title
...
   <h2>Part 6: Disaster Strikes </h2>
      <h3>Chapter 20:  Flood </h3>
      <h3>Chapter 21:  Pestilence</h3> 
...
If the Chapter Headings exist, just select and use the Select Headings pull down.
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