https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35217
--- Comment #8 from J. Kanowitz <[email protected]> --- To document a simpler but related case in legal documents, consider the following as may be used in a US District Court pleading where all paragraphs must be consecutively numbered: 1. Introductory paragraph. 2. Introductory paragraph. A. FIRST SECTION HEADING 3. Paragraph in first section. 4. Paragraph in first section. Specially formatted, un-numbered blockquote citation. Specially formatted, un-numbered blockquote citation. 5. Paragraph in first section. B. NEXT SECTION HEADING 6. Paragraph in next section. Conceptually, headings belong at a 'higher' level than the body text paragraphs, but I couldn't trick Tools->Outline Numbering in 4.1.2.3 to: - Allow "A." to occur in the 1st level when 2nd level paragraphs already existed; - Give consecutive numbering in the 2nd level only; - Avoid prepending the numbering divider "." to paragraphs of 1st or 2nd outline style when numbering is turned off (as one might do to quickly direct-format blockquotes without defining a new style). This can be worked around by using a "Paragraphs" list and a "Headings" list, but that loses rapid raise/demote and incurs some annoyance-grade chicken and egg problems (make a heading a member of the Headings list - then apply Heading 1 format - now go back and make it a member of the list again because numbering got turned off). Use of capital letters for headings in the example is arbitrary, could be Roman or anything else. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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