Issue with Nested Divs in TOC on Kindle

[euriloco]

Hi,
Sigil automatically generates the TOC with Tools > Table of Contents > Generate HTML from TOC.
The problem is that it generates a TOC structure with nested divs.
I am working with an epub that has 3 levels (h1, h2, h3) in the index, which results in the TOC having 3 nested divs.
The problem I have is that Kindle only supports 2 nested divs. If I add a TOC with 3 nested divs, Kindle displays it as if they are all at the same level (h1).
Is there any way to automatically generate the TOC without nesting divs?
Thanks

[KevinH]

You can run Sigil's toc editor tool and promote, demote or delete (i.e. not include) whatever headers you want. There is also a filter for limiting to the highest level. FWIW, Technically you are ordering ol and li tags not div tags in the nav, I believe.