3.5. Table of contents

This menu is dedicated to setting the table of contents:

Click on next to the item for which you want to display the table of contents preview.

Click on next to the items you want to enable/disable the table of contents for in your publication.

The Maximum Level parameter defines the granularity of the table of contents.

The Section levels that generate a table of contents setting defines the granularity of the table of contents specific to document sections.

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The result of this setting is visible directly in the publication.

The menu Title style allows you to set styles for the titles of :

Choice of font for titles

The submenu Font lets you apply one of two global styles (defined in the menu Global font styles): body or title (applied by default).

You can apply a custom style by selecting a font from this part of the drop-down menu.

Figure 14. Choice of font for titles in the table of contents

Choice of font for titles in the table of contents

The Entry Style menu allows you to format each type of element defined for the table of contents.

Choice of font for entries

The submenu Font lets you apply one of two global styles (defined in the menu Global font styles): body (applied by default) or title.

You can apply a custom style by selecting a font from this part of the drop-down menu.

Figure 15. Choice of font for table of contents entries

Choice of font for table of contents entries

Use the Choose structure elements menu (to the right of the preview area) to hide elements that are missing from the structure of your document in the preview.