On 10/29/2012 6:30 PM, Lex Trotman wrote:
Asciidoc only knows how to generate 4 levels, offsetting using
:leveloffset: must remain in that range. :toclevels: sets which
levels show in the toc, it does not generate more levels.
You need to configure both input syntax and the output to be generated
to extend the number of section levels. Section level 4 uses h5 and
HTML only goes to h6 so you can only add one more level anyway.
Cheers
Lex
and, I'm thinking if we add the "initial level" 5or6 with offset -4,
we'll still end up with level 1 or 2, which can then be mapped to h2 or h3.
isn't this sound better than the hard coded limitation that even the
"initial level" should be within 0-4?
just a thought. not sure how much code work/risk this will bring...but
it seems ending up with a bit more flexibilities ---- asciidoc always
works as long as your document's "real toc depth" ( Depth(max) -
Depth(min) ) is within 4...
//file: temp111.txt
//asciidoc -a toc -a toclevels=10 -a leveloffset=-4 temp111.txt
===== topic1
Ping Sandy <[email protected]>
:toc-title: agenda
:toclevels: 100
:leveloffset: -4
====== sub-topic1
text
======= sub-topic11
text
====== sub-topic2
text
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