Does this look correct? I have removed the number entries from the beginning of all styles, as you and Laura advised. And I have also created a new, separate document specifically for Table of Contents (because I noticed the "table of contents" landmark in the exported epub was just going to the cover as well.) Finally, I went through and modified all files to make sure they all used the new, numberless styles in all locations.     ... View more

Totally understand the confusion re: the naming - that's a result of banging my head against this for 4 hours yesterday trying everything I could think of, including creating totally new header styles (hence the TOC name,) etc. I am positive that all chapter headers are using the "20 Things Headers TOC" style - the whole header / subheader style thing comes from the TOC tutorial I was following. So the headers use the Header TOC style, and then are styled using the Subheader TOC syle when they're part of the TOC.    As requested, here's the table of contents (chapter titles censored for client privacy.)     A few more things come to mind as possibly relevant:  As you can see from the screenshot above, the titles of many chapters are long. This caused problems by itself early on, because I was using full line breaks to arrange them on the page, which caused each header to be multiple entries. I had to go back through and use shift-enter for soft line breaks to keep this from happening, so now each entry is now coming through as one page reference. But I had to do a bunch of backspacing / removing the soft line breaks in the TOC on the page to make each title a continuous string.  I do NOT think this is the cause of the "every page is TOC" issue, because pages are included in the epub TOC which are not included in the InDesign TOC (such as the title page.)    Here's what my epub export settings look like.      You can see that the TOC is NOT set to be based on file names, but rather on the TOC style. (While I have saved my TOC style, it does not appear on the TOC Style dropdown in this particular menu.)    I'm sure there's got to be something obvious I'm missing here, but I have no idea what it is.  ... View more

Hi Matt, just following up after being away over the holiday. As you can see in this thread, I'm not the only one having this issue, and it strangely seems to be attached to the M key specifically for some reason. Affecting users on both PC and Mac. Should this be made into a bug report, or how do we proceed? Issue is still happening for me and the others in this thread. ... View more

  @mattchristensen I'm on Windows. You were right about the custom keyboard shortcuts - switching to default shortcuts solved the problem. I also added a new custom shortcut for adding a marker to my saved preset, and can leave a marker without opening the dialogue. Is the option to press M twice located in the keyboard shortcuts menu? If so I'm not finding it. Perhaps I could just change that specific shortcut. This has only started happening today, after the 25.1 update.    ... View more

Hi Matt, it's not the device; I just tested the same keyboard after unplugging and replugging, as well as testing a different keyboard. Still happening. I am pressing M once to add a marker, not twice.  ... View more

Hi Annika, I realized from your screenshot that I wasn't in the new "Properties" menu for the graphics; I was using "Effect Controls." I was confused because all the other tools, like font, size, position, stroke, shadow, etc. were all in Effect Controls now, but align specifically was not. I've added the Properties menu to my ribbon now. Thanks for your help! ... View more

This worked! Thank you, I figured it was probably something simple I was overlooking. ... View more

Note - my actual result listed in the post is not accurate. The up/down arrow keys DO jump between clips, but they DO NOT select said clips in the timeline. Sorry for the confusion, just a bit of a brain fart there.  ... View more