James Scott wrote:
>
> I would like to disable the topic-level, hierarchical numbering that is
> occurring in the PDF output. For example, 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.1.1,
> 1.1.1.1.1. I have tried numerous options (including the *number*,
> *prepend-chapter-to-section-number* parameters).
>
>
>
> I can change the number-separators to “xxxxx” and get “xxxxx” used as
> the separator. But what I really want is for the entire numbering
> sequence to not be there. I just want the topic title to appear in the
> TOC and the headers.
>
I cannot reproduce the problem you describe. For example:
---
ditac -ignoreoptionsfile -xep /opt/xep/xep -filter print.ditaval \
-p number all \
-p use-note-icon yes \
-p two-sided no \
-p justified yes \
-p hyphenate yes \
manual.pdf manual.ditamap
---
gives me a manual.pdf where chapters and topics acting as sections
(manual.ditamap is a bookmap) are numbered.
While:
---
ditac -ignoreoptionsfile -xep /opt/xep/xep -filter print.ditaval \
-p number none \
-p use-note-icon yes \
-p two-sided no \
-p justified yes \
-p hyphenate yes \
manual.pdf manual.ditamap
---
gives me a manual.pdf where chapters and topics acting as sections are
*not* numbered (not in the TOC, nor in the headers).
Same behavior with a map instead of a bookmap.
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