Line break within Headers?

[Lori Reeser]

I would like to have my chapters have a number and a title (Chapter 14 Devon Walks Away) which shows up in the TOC (hypertext and HTML) AND I would like to have these on two separate lines:

Chapter 14
Devon Walks Away

Can I do it? How? I am a complete newbie to HTML and REGEX. I don't even know how to look this up.

Thanks!
Lori

[theducks]

Originally Posted by Lori Reeser

I would like to have my chapters have a number and a title (Chapter 14 Devon Walks Away) which shows up in the TOC (hypertext and HTML) AND I would like to have these on two separate lines:

Chapter 14
Devon Walks Away

Can I do it? How? I am a complete newbie to HTML and REGEX. I don't even know how to look this up.

Thanks!
Lori

Inside the H tags

First part<br />second Part

[Lori Reeser]

Thanks again!. It's a lot easier to ask the experts. One of these days I _may_ learn this stuff, but right now I just want to read.

Lori

[Jellby]

And if you want some different formatting, like "Chapter 14" in italics, you could have something like:

<h2><span class="name">Chapter</span>
<span class="number">14</span>
<span class="title">Devon Walks Away</span></h2>

Now you can apply your preferred style to span.name, span.number and span.title (and with span.title { display: block; } you can do without the <br/>).

[theducks]

Originally Posted by Jellby

And if you want some different formatting, like "Chapter 14" in italics, you could have something like:

Now you can apply your preferred style to span.name, span.number and span.title (and with span.title { display: block; } you can do without the <br/>).

Way

[MickiTee]

Lori

You could also use <SHIFT>+<ENTER> in Book View to add a Manual Line Break so avoiding typing any HTML code.

[Lori Reeser]

Using <br /> is working fine, especially since the search function always shows the code page. I didn't think about trying Shift-Enter, so I might do that sometime.

IF I ever decide to learn more about coding, I'll keep the other suggestion in mine. It looks very elegant . . . and way too sophisticated for me. (Of course I have lived in Silicon Valley since before it WAS Silicon Valley and have never learned, but never say never.)

[DaleDe]

Originally Posted by Lori Reeser

Using <br /> is working fine, especially since the search function always shows the code page. I didn't think about trying Shift-Enter, so I might do that sometime.

IF I ever decide to learn more about coding, I'll keep the other suggestion in mine. It looks very elegant . . . and way too sophisticated for me. (Of course I have lived in Silicon Valley since before it WAS Silicon Valley and have never learned, but never say never.)

The <br /> is actually quite elegant in that it is all one paragraph and goes over multiple lines in the document while remaining as one line in the TOC.

Dale