I am having a problem compiling my book. The binder layout looks like:
Manuscript
- Prologue
- Book 1
– Part 1
— Chapter 1
— Chapter 2
– Part 2
— Chapter 1
— Chapter 2 - Book 2
– Part 1
— Chapter 1
— Chapter 2
– Part 2
— Chapter 1
— Chapter 2
In the final book I would like a page break between the prior text and the next text, but not between folders. So:
Prologue
== PAGE BREAK ==
Book 1
Part 1
Chapter 1
This is a bunch of fantastically composed and written prose.
== PAGE BREAK ==
Chapter 2
More great writing
== PAGE BREAK ==
Part 2
Chapter 1
This is a bunch of fantastically composed and written prose.
== PAGE BREAK ==
Chapter 2
More great writing
== PAGE BREAK ==
Book 2
Part 1
Chapter 1
This is a bunch of fantastically composed and written prose.
== PAGE BREAK ==
Chapter 2
More great writing
== PAGE BREAK ==
Part 2
Chapter 1
This is a bunch of fantastically composed and written prose.
== PAGE BREAK ==
Chapter 2
More great writing
In the compile dialog I can choose where I want page breaks to occur. I have set them up to produce the example. So far so good.
However the table of contents does not reflect this layout. It shows:
Prologue
Book 1
Part 1
Chapter 2
Part 2
Chapter 2
Book 2
Part 1
Chapter 2
Part 2
Chapter 2
The “Chapter 1” table of contents entry is missing. I have tried every combination of options I could think of and this behavior is consistent. If I try to group the Book/Part/Chapter on the same page then the table of contents loses Chapter 1. If I use a page break between everything, then the table of contents has Chapter 1.
Oh yes, I am compiling to mobi using the Kindle plugin from the Amazon site.