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Originally Posted by theducks
If you don't want 2 lines in the TOC, how is using BR with a span Destroying anything?
When I am done, the Books chapter head looks exactly the same.
There is another solution that can be accomplished with a 2 line REGEX capture:
<h4> is the word "Book" and the book number e.g. Book (.+?)</h4>
<h3>(.+?)</h3)
<h4 title="Book \1 - \2">Book \1</h4><h3>\2</h3>
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On the contrary, using <br/> works perfectly. It is using css to style header tags as inline that does nothing constructive. Hence why my post was in response to RbnJrg, not you.
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Styling it for inline ... destroyed the whole point of having two header tags, by
forcing them to appear on one line"
Sorry for the confusion... I was leaping to your defense, but may not have spoken clearly enough.
To clarify: <br/> within a single header tag is awesome,
. two headers css'ed into appearing on one line solves nothing but adds a bonus problem.
