SoloPianoDC.com wrote:
> The PDF renders with bookmarks, which is quite ingenious. However, the
> sections of a page are only one level deep. For example
>
> Article A
> == Section 1 ==
>
> === Subsection 1.1 ===
>
> ==== Subsection 1.1.1 ====
>
> When the PDF renders, all the bookmarks are on the same level:
>
> * Article A
> * Section 1
> * Section 1.1
> * Section 1.1.1
>
> Is this a known bug? By design? Configurable?
>
>
This is actually done by design. The reason is that the nesting of
bookmarks needs to be correct.
Example:
Article A
== Section 1 ==
==== Section 1.1.1 ====
Section 1.1.1. is a level 4 bookmark whereas Section 1 is level 2. The
problem is that this is forbidden and results in corrupt PDFs. The only
solution (for the pdf rendering software) would be to insert a level 3
section, to skip the bookmark entry for section 1.1.1 or to move it up
to level 3. Pretty much nothing of the solutions just described is
really desirable (in my opinion). Therefore I simplified the bookmark
handling by simply sticking every section right below the article.
Regards,
Volker
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