As I understood it, all you needed was a single html file exported from your wordprocessor. I didn’t have one when I was working a couple of days ago, but I still at least managed to get a single line table of contents. Check the links in your toc.html (either to separate files or to anchors)” Looking through your reply, I started on: Search (1.) and replace (nothing, leave empty). NeoOffice: I don't know it, but perhaps you could remove 1. The links are with: font-color: black and: text-decoration: none because I don't like the browser look in an eBook. It's the same size I have used for in the chapters. In stylesheet.css I have edited a new for it with font-size: 1.34em for the headline. 'Inhaltsverzeichnis' already means Table of Contents, so it would be doubled. The headline of the Table of Contents is in instead of, because I didn't want it selected by Calibre for the auto-generated toc again. I use to avoid the automatically indented first line in paragraphs in the toc and in first paragraphs in chapters. I have made each chapter a separate file, because I don't like anchors. The chapter titles in Calibre's metadata toc are the chapter headlines of the html files (see 10.txt). One of these settings may be the reason for the result when clicking on '1.1 Thing at the Start' in your eBook.Ĭalibre works well with as toc.txt (html code) and toc2.jpg (Calibre viewer) show. before the file you click on, then your eBook will consist of that file only. or the toc.html file is listed in the folder with your files at the wrong place, i.e. If you click on another file you will only get the metadata toc of Calibre. Start building your eBook with double click on your toc.html file. 'Force use of auto-generated Table of Contents'. Check the links in your toc.html (either to separate files or to anchors)Ģ. Calibre needs links to analyze and build the structure of the eBook.ġ. I have read your post several times and now it seems to me, that you have a ToC, but it is without links to the following chapters of your book.
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I’d also appreciate it! This seems the sensible basic thing people would normally want but it seems necessary to code the numbers by hand to get it.
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If anyone has any idea how to get this to work I’d appreciate the advice.Īlso, if anyone knows how to get NeoOffice to remove the stupid “1.” from the number at the start of each heading when using automatic numbering, making it numerate as: What could be more elementary? All the conditions searching for content in the “Detect Chapters at (XPath expression)” on the Structure Detection screen could then be dropped. I can’t understand why it hasn’t been made easier to get Calibre to spot the “h2”s, “h3”s etc in the apt place in the html TOC and simply include them in the metadata TOC. On the Structure Detection screen I’ve inserted or name()='h3' into the middle field to see if it helps but it makes no difference. (Actually I don’t use level 1 headings at the moment, only 2 & 3.) I’m using 50 & 6 as the top two parameters on that screen, and I don’t think I exceeded 6. I found this was necessary to get any metadata TOC to appear. When asking Calibre to convert from html to mobi, I do enter //h:h1, //h:h2, & //h:h3 in the TOC screen.
The TOC is recognised and a metadata TOC is set up, but only the title. html (actually xhtml, or possibly just html since the file appeared with the extension.
odt files did not have the TOC recognised by Calibre so I got NeoOffice to output as. (except NeoOffice puts a hefty indent in front of the 1.2.1, 1.2.2 (i.e. I’ve managed to get NeoOffice to compile my 2-level “content” TOC. I was so delighted to discover Calibre! I’d just recovered from wasting half an evening with eCub :-(.
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