Thread: "metadata" (toc) in HTML documents
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Old 03-30-2010, 01:00 PM   #5
chaley
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I just did it by:
  1. downloading the zip version of the document and unzipping it to a temp folder
  2. adding cover.html in that folder to calibre
  3. starting a convert to epub of the ebook resulting from #2
  4. setting table of contents level 1 detection to //h:h1
  5. letting the convert run
I got a nice epub with a level 1 toc. If you also want level two, put //h:h2 into the table of contents level 2 detection box.
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