Thread: How to have a TOC entry link to mid-chapter?
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Old 12-29-2012, 04:22 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by MHC View Post
I'm using the InDesign 5.5 Book feature to convert a printed book to ePub. The main chapters are divided into separate files to provide page breaks, but each chapter has sub-chapters that need second-level (at least) TOC entries.

The subchapters don't start on new pages in the printed book and I need to follow that format.

a) How can I add the TOC entries that jump to the subchapters (either in Indesign or Dreamweaver 5.5) without creating a page break when the user is reading straight through?

b) How can I indent these TOC entries to get 2nd and 3rd levels?
Just add an named anchor
<a id="midway">(optional words)</a>

then the TOC should reference the Anchor:

<content src="Text/index_split_004.xhtml#midway"/>

(I prefer to use a full link instead of a relative link(the red part) )
Last edited by theducks; 12-29-2012 at 04:22 PM. Reason: Moved example
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