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Table of Contents (Reflowable and Fixed Layout)

Enthusiast ,
Jul 21, 2024 Jul 21, 2024

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Hi,

 

There are two versions of Table of Contents:

- Screenshot 1 (Reflowable)

- Screenshot 2 (Fixed Layout)

 

Doesn't the Fixed-Layout Table of Contents have a link on the entries?

 

I made the Fixed-Layout EPUB 4 years ago. 
I can't recall it at all.

 

Hosun

 

Screenshot 1

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Screenshot 2

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Community Expert , Jul 21, 2024 Jul 21, 2024

If the TOC is correctly set up and updated in the ID document, I am pretty sure both formats should include clickable links. I don't see any settings that would change or confuse this. I just did a text export of a dual format file, using the print setup and exporting to FXL, and the TOC is live links but do NOT have the blue link highlighting.

 

Of course, in-text TOCs are deprecated in favor of a dynamic TOC for e-books, and FXL is deprecated altogether, so... 🙂

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If the TOC is correctly set up and updated in the ID document, I am pretty sure both formats should include clickable links. I don't see any settings that would change or confuse this. I just did a text export of a dual format file, using the print setup and exporting to FXL, and the TOC is live links but do NOT have the blue link highlighting.

 

Of course, in-text TOCs are deprecated in favor of a dynamic TOC for e-books, and FXL is deprecated altogether, so... 🙂


┋┊ InDesign to Kindle (& EPUB): A Professional Guide, v3.1 ┊ (Amazon) ┊┋

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Jul 21, 2024 Jul 21, 2024

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There IS a clickable link in the Fixed Layout. 
I was mistaken, because:

- In Reflowable, the pointer changes to hand (Screenshot 1). 
- In Fixed Layout, the pointer is maintained with arrow (Screenshot 2).

 

Thank you very much.

 

Hosun

 

Screenshot 1

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Screenshot 2

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Once again, that is entirely the EPUB reader's choice. Why the same reader would use different methods is... one of those mysteries.


┋┊ InDesign to Kindle (& EPUB): A Professional Guide, v3.1 ┊ (Amazon) ┊┋

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Hi, 

 

I have another question. 

With Fixed-Layout EPUB, the font size is not adjusted by an EPUB reader.

 

But I can zoom in with pinch on iPhone. Is it doable on iPad?

 

Hosun

 

 

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