I originally posted about this problem here...
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=279874
Basically, the hard coded toc has its css removed when I convert to azw3 and there are no indents.
This was the advice Kovid gave...
I'm hoping someone here can tell me what I did wrong when I created the epub in Sigil. I have never had to fiddle with things like this before.
I added semantics to the toc file as a table of contents.
I am using Sigil 0.9.4, Loaded Qt 5.4.2
All of the original and converted files are in the post I linked to above.
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=279874
Basically, the hard coded toc has its css removed when I convert to azw3 and there are no indents.
This was the advice Kovid gave...
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
(Post 3419657)
Your HTML ToC is not marked as a ToC in the OPF. You need to create a guide entry for it. And remove the two spurious Table of Contents entries in the ncx.
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I added semantics to the toc file as a table of contents.
I am using Sigil 0.9.4, Loaded Qt 5.4.2
All of the original and converted files are in the post I linked to above.