On 10/28/20 07:14, Peter Schofield wrote:
I am compiling a book from chapters in the Impress Guide and have come across a
formatting problem with the styles in the Table of Contents.
The Contents 1 style is assigned Liberation Sans 12pt Bold and is set to
display the Title style from a chapter. The resulting ToC has a formatting
error in the Contents 1 style.
The 1st part of the text is correct, that is the chapter number displayed as
Chapter 1.
The 2nd part of this style displays the chapter title, for example Introducing
Impress. The text is formatted as Bold Italic, which is incorrect. It should be
Bold, the same as the chapter number.
Is this a bug in LO Writer or a bug in the template? I do favour a bug in
Writer.
I have come across this problem before when I have included the Heading 3 style
into the ToC. This style is Bold Italic in the chapter, but is set to Regular
in the ToC. However, sometimes the text for this ToC entry comes out partially
italic, for example, Available toolsets or Available toolsets.
Regards
Peter Schofield
[email protected]
At first glance, I thought there is either direct formatting or a
character style had been applied. However, I have since noticed another
possibility: the style for Title. It is italic. Seemingly this has been
applied to the Bold style for Content 1. What happens if you remove the
display of the Title style?
Why would you want to include the Heading 3 style in the Toc? I thought
the Toc is suppose to use one of the Contents styles only and no
character styles either.
Dan
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