Hello,
I've noticed in some cases the publishers (if even they include one) tend to place the ToC xhtml file (and thus the whole page) to the end of the book, but why is that?
Practical reason? Tradition? Or simply that's how they do it and there is nothing more to think about here?
What do you guys think, what is the general consensus regarding that notion, do you personally even include a Table of Contents page?
Thank you!
I've noticed in some cases the publishers (if even they include one) tend to place the ToC xhtml file (and thus the whole page) to the end of the book, but why is that?
Practical reason? Tradition? Or simply that's how they do it and there is nothing more to think about here?
What do you guys think, what is the general consensus regarding that notion, do you personally even include a Table of Contents page?
Thank you!
