also sprach Philip Jackson <[email protected]> [2017-02-28 05:23 +1300]:
> Using Tools > Outline numbering on the 'numbering' tab, select
> level 1 and set paragraph style to 'Heading 1' then, select level
> 2 and set paragraph style to 'Text Body' and 'show sublevels' = 2.
Ah, interesting, this opens up new perspectives, and it even makes
sense to treat paragraphs as outline elements.
The immediate problem I have of course is with sub-headings, i.e. if
paragraphs are outline level 2, then I can only have headings at
level 1.
If, however, I need two levels of headings, then paragraphs must be
on level 3, which then means that I always have to have level
2 headers, or else paragraphs get numbered e.g.
1. My heading
=============
1.1. my subheading
-------------------
1.1.1 This is the first paragraph
2. My second heading without subheading
=======================================
2.1.1 This is the first paragraph, which is a bit confusing
because there's an extra 1. At least it's not a 0.
I know one is best advised not to mix outline aith automatic
numbering, but it'd still be rather useful, I find, to have the
ability to prepend "context" to numbering styles.
If I made a feature request about this, do you see any chance of
someone taking it on?
Thanks for all your help!
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