https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69199
--- Comment #6 from David <[email protected]> --- Sure you might try a SIMPLE document and have a paragraph within a cell use a heading style and, yes, it shows up in the ToC. But I had major problems trying to get it to work in a master document where I had large files with large tables. The page breaks would not happen consistently even though the style was set to start a new page. And yes, the work around is to create a heading that has the same font color as the page background. But as mentioned previously, that scenario also has its difficulties. As I also mentioned previously, there are other scenarios one might wish to have this function. I have documents where I don't wish to use the whole heading as a bookmark in the PDF and I also don't wish to have a separate heading being visible. Again I'm not understanding why this is bad methodology, since in my way of thinking the paragraph is still hidden, it's just that it's generating a bookmark also when creating a PDF. If you don't want to have it generate a bookmark then don't use a style that will generate one. The hide option shouldn't have any bearing on that part of it. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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