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Sigil first e-book: what the official user guide says on opening, metadata, cover and contents
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for people making a first EPUB e-book in Sigil, drawn from five pages of the official Sigil User Guide plus its licence page and README at one pinned commit. It arranges what the pages say into a checklist; the ordering is the curator's own. Nothing was installed or run and no book was built.
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Guide title
Sigil first e-book: what the official user guide says on opening, metadata, cover and contents
Coverage
A documentary note for people making a first EPUB e-book in Sigil, drawn from five pages of the official Sigil User Guide plus its licence page and README at one pinned commit. It arranges what the pages say into a checklist; the ordering is the curator's own. Nothing was installed or run and no book was built.
Useful starting points
- Generating a table of contents overwrites any existing one, and edits made in the TOC editor are lost if you generate again afterwards.
- Automatic table of contents generation needs real heading tags; chapter names without them cannot be picked up.
- Save often and run an EPUB validator plugin; saving alone does not catch every problem.
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