I’m putting some Bible stories into an app (RAB) with audio and text and I don’t want to include a chapter number or have the chapter selector tab show as it is irrelevant. I can’t see a way to turn the chapter selector off in the settings.
I can avoid the chapter number in the text by setting Show chapter number to ‘No’ in each book, but I can’t find a global setting for this (i.e. where is the ‘app-level setting’?).
Hi Craig,
In RAB, page markers are generally expected (preferred?) rather than chapter markers. Under Navigation > Book Navigation > Formatting & Navigation you can turn off the page (chapter) markers. I suppose you could also modify the div.c style, though that’s a bit clunky. Does that help?
Thanks, Andrew. That answers my second question (about the global setting). However, it is very confusing with mixed use of ‘chapter’ and ‘page’ in the settings.
I note your advice in another conversation that I should be using \page instead of \c in the source file. I was still using \c as that was working; however I just found that turning off the page numbers in that global setting doesn’t work if it is \c, only if I change it to \page. Additionally, the Features tab changes contents based on \c or \page in the source file, which added another level of confusion.
So, I would say that you must use \page for everything to work correctly.
I also note that (now I’ve changed to using \page), a Book Type of Default gets automatically changed (when you click elsewhere and come back) to Picture Story Book.