toc in html5 lists an item and a nested item.

[#1]

My HTML5 and CHM TOCs list each item with a nested item underneath.  How can I eliminate this?

[#2]

How is your FM TOC laid out? The output TOC generation coming from the formatting and level of indents applied to the FM content's TOC.

[#3]

Its all one level with no nesting.  As a matter of fact I can't figure out how to do nesting.  The left and right arrows are grayed out.

[#4]

On another topic.  I cannot figure out how to get hyperlinks to work either? Seriously frustrated.

[#5]

Hyperlinks or cross-refs? Make sure that your overall path length (path+filename length) isn't too long - that can mess up xrefs I've found.

[#6]

hyperlinks.  I just want to link to another section in the same book?

[#7]

That would be a cross-reference - that should work fine. What version of FM are you using?

[#8]

2017

[#9]

I don't want to link for purposes of a printed book, but for HTML5 purposes.

[#10]

Without seeing your content, I'm not sure what's happening with your HTML5 publishing route, but maybe you should have a look at Matt Sullivan's techcommtools.com freebie courses on publishing out of FM?

[#11]

Thanks for that resource.  I will give that a look!