On 15-8-2010 7:05, Steffen Wolfrum wrote:
Hi,
Why does subject kill bookmarks when used as first entry?
See attached example.
(I am not sure whether I misunderstood the structural logic that's used for
bookmarks.)
Well, they assume some structure indeed and start from a parent that has
a higher order.
Normally one will have more structure (introductions or whatever) and
never start with a dangling subject.
In a toc this goes unnoticed as there is no tree visualized there.
I fixed it using a horrible hack that took me a whole afternoon of
experimenting to cook up so this is the last thing I will do about
bookmarks for a long time (esp such weird cases).
Having a dangling one in for instance an appendix will show the problem
as one will never know where it actually belongs to then. A better way
would be to have a dedicated 'inject level zero bookmark here' command
but it has a very low priority.
Hans
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