presentation of headings outline affected by heading's inline elements #129
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The headings extraction script now returns the elements `textContent` property instead of their `innerHTML`. A smarter processing could be devised in a future version: - detect an empty content and report a dummy text - trim long content Fixes #129
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The headings extraction script now returns the elements `textContent` property instead of their `innerHTML`. A smarter processing could be devised in a future version: - detect an empty content and report a dummy text - trim long content Fixes #129
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I just noticed, that the presentation of the headings outline in the report is affected by the heading's inline elements.
For example: The following EPUB from gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19778 uses
<a>elements to link the headings with other content. As a result, the headings are presented as links in the headings outline, but the links don't lead anywhere...Probably most EPUBs don't have any Inline-Elements, but maybe it's still useful to make sure the outlines are shown uniformly?
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