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lb483
May 29, 2023Copper Contributor
TC field code and TOC order
I have a document similar to the following:
{ TC "Level 1" \l 1 }{ TC "Level 2" \l 2 }Level 3 <-- style name = "myHeader"
TOC definition is:
{ TOC \f \h \z \t "myHeader,3" }
However, the TOC is appearing as:
Level 3
Level 1
Level 2
The only way I've found to get around this is:
{ TC "Level 1" \l 1 }{ TC "Level 2" \l 2 } <-- the return at the end of this paragraph has to be hidden to avoid an empty line displaying before the "myHeader" paragraph
Level 3 <-- style name = "myHeader"
Is there a *proper* way to use the TC field in combination with a header so that the TOC entries appear in the right order? If not, is there a way to use my solution without having to manually hide the return at the end of the paragraph?
Thanks.
lb483 if, in the body of the document, you want all of the entries, that you want to appear in the Table of Contents, on a single line (which would be unusual to say the least), you need to have a Style Separator (CTRL+ALT+ENTER) between each of the entries.
lb483 Can you share a copy of the document so that we can investigate the issue.
- lb483Copper Contributor
Hi. This is the smallest document which demonstrates the issue 🙂
lb483 if, in the body of the document, you want all of the entries, that you want to appear in the Table of Contents, on a single line (which would be unusual to say the least), you need to have a Style Separator (CTRL+ALT+ENTER) between each of the entries.