Fixing structure

Page numbers, zones, the table of contents and chapters, tables, footnotes and indexes.

6 articles

• Fix page numbers

  Check each page's label against the printed page number and correct it, one page at a time or a whole range at once, before you make any other change.

• Check and fix zones page by page

  Compare each page's zones with the HTML preview and fix what the analysis got wrong: covers and ads, line breaks, columns, running heads, page breaks and TOC links.

• Build the table of contents and chapters

  Build the table of contents that becomes the ePUB navigation, and set chapter breaks so each chapter becomes its own HTML file in the ePUB.

• Fix tables

  Redraw a table PDFxt tagged wrongly, correct its rows, columns, spans and header rows in the table editor, and join a table that runs across two pages.

• Fix footnotes and note links

  Check that each note cue links to its note, draw any note PDFxt missed, and rebuild the two-way links between cues and notes with Process Notes linking.

• Process an index

  Tag a whole index in one step. PDFxt creates the index entries and links every page number to its page, then you check each index page and fix any zoning problems.

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