Dan Lewis wrote:
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 03:31 pm, Oliver Paukstadt wrote:
Hello
Im using OOo 1.1.3 in Fedora Core 3.
I create a ToC in a Master-Document and everything works fine except
that the Table of Contents itself is not listed inside the ToC.
The Heading of the ToC is correct and should be included. For me it
looks like the ToC is ignored while collecting the chapters. When
those chapters are collected the length of the ToC is known and the
pagenumbers are generated then (respecting the length of the ToC)
Did I miss anything?
Regards
Oliver Paukstadt
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It is all about Styles. The listings in the ToC have the heading
styles that are selected in the Entries tab of the Insert Index/Table
window. (Insert > Indexes and Tables > Indexes and Tables)
The ToC Heading Style is usually Contents Heading. That is why it is no
usually included.
By changing the style of the ToC Heading to one of the Heading
Styles, it could be included in the ToC itself.
Dan
This will probably not work unless the header is actually part of the
TOC. This is because I think that when the TOC is updated, the TOC does
not yet exist. Just a guess. If, however, you create a heading and then
add the TOC after the heading, this might work.
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