I'm getting strange behaviour when trying to generate a new html ToC in Sigil 2.8.0 on my MacBook (Tahoe 26.5.1 M2 chip). Both epub2 and epub3.
Tools > Table of Contents > Create HTML from Table of Contents: produces a warning dialog that there is an existing HTML Table of Contents - should Sigil overwrite?
The strange thing is that when over this dialog, the cursor changes to a small circle with alternate black and white quadrants. It is unable to click on the No or Yes buttons. A click elswhere in that box introduces a small cursor against its text as though the text had become editable, which it hasn't.
Even stranger, very occasionally an attempt to click produces a result. If the No box works, a new xhtml file is generated (sounds logical). If the Yes box works, the existing html ToC is overwritten.
But over at least 20 attempts, these results have only happened twice (once for No and once for Yes) so I can't provide a systematic way to use it.
I've tried to produce a screenshot of the cursor change but the cursor does not get included in the shot.
I haven't had an opportunity yet to try this on Windows or linux.
Tools > Table of Contents > Create HTML from Table of Contents: produces a warning dialog that there is an existing HTML Table of Contents - should Sigil overwrite?
The strange thing is that when over this dialog, the cursor changes to a small circle with alternate black and white quadrants. It is unable to click on the No or Yes buttons. A click elswhere in that box introduces a small cursor against its text as though the text had become editable, which it hasn't.
Even stranger, very occasionally an attempt to click produces a result. If the No box works, a new xhtml file is generated (sounds logical). If the Yes box works, the existing html ToC is overwritten.
But over at least 20 attempts, these results have only happened twice (once for No and once for Yes) so I can't provide a systematic way to use it.
I've tried to produce a screenshot of the cursor change but the cursor does not get included in the shot.
I haven't had an opportunity yet to try this on Windows or linux.
