Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

image.thumb.png.9c4ef3435f9fb2c539c3efa46ed7cc53.png

I'll try to come up with a simple example for testing.

The steps I did are:

  1. Make a text box.
  2. Insert a table of contents (text really, really tiny, like .2px to start with)
  3. Click on newly exposed TOC style and select "edit"
  4. Boom!
Posted

Ahhh! Try this.

1. Make a document with 4 or 5 pages. Put text on each for the TOC to find.

2. Now before inserting a TOC, go to the styles and select from the dropdown: "Detach and Delete All Styles":

(I'm doing this because I prefer to start from scratch with my styles, to keep it simple)

image.png.273952d8d6ba9567d0272dc298a17b13.png

3. Then insert the TOC. On my setup the text is formatted as really, really tiny (0.2pt) text.

image.png.e6618f8db347336fd1c5c95ce7db65c3.png

4. Use dropdown on TOC:Entry style to edit style.

image.thumb.png.90edf7dac86054ac7c021a1c0151451e.png

5. Boom!

Posted

Absolutely.

This should be fixed, as some user might want to start with a clean slate of styles (I'm one of those) which apparently borks several things that rely on those set styles.

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Guidelines | We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.