Different colours for heading 1 , heading 2 and table of contents

[obef]

Hello,

In a document with several sections I would like to identify the different sections with different colors for the text of heading 1 , heading 2, ... 
I would also like to see this colour diversification reflected in the table of contents.
Is it possible, how, suggestions ..

Thanks & Ciao

[walt.farrell]

Before getting to your question, just a comment: this seems misplaced, as you're not reporting a bug but asking a question. It would be better in Affinity on Desktop Questions (Mac and Windows).

To get different colors for Heading 1, Heading 2 etc. in your document just edit those Paragraph Styles using the Text Styles panel.

To get different colors for the ToC, you can edit the TOC 1: Heading 1, TOC 1: Heading 2, etc. Text Styles the same way you edited Heading 1, etc. after you create the ToC, (The styles won't exist until you have created the ToC.)

[obef]

5 hours ago, walt.farrell said:

Before getting to your question, just a comment: this seems misplaced, as you're not reporting a bug but asking a question. It would be better in Affinity on Desktop Questions (Mac and Windows).

To get different colors for Heading 1, Heading 2 etc. in your document just edit those Paragraph Styles using the Text Styles panel.

To get different colors for the ToC, you can edit the TOC 1: Heading 1, TOC 1: Heading 2, etc. Text Styles the same way you edited Heading 1, etc. after you create the ToC, (The styles won't exist until you have created the ToC.)

Sorry to have asked the question in the wrong forum, however, following your advice I will always have the text of heading1  red color, I would like that when I change the section also change the color of heading 1, the same in the Table of Contents:
In the text:
Section 1 - heading 1 text "red"
Section 2 - heading 1text  "grey"
In the Table of contents the same colors

Thanks & Ciao

[walt.farrell]

Sorry; didn't understand the desire for it to be related to the sections. I'll try to read more carefully.

The only way you can do that is to use different Heading styles for each section. For example, use Heading 1 and Heading 2 for section 1, then copy those styles and name them something like Section 2 Heading 1 and Section 2 Heading 2. Do that for each section.

Then when making your ToC select all the heading styles, and then edit the ToC styles that are created.

To get something different you would need to enter a Feature Request in Feedback for Affinity Publisher on Desktop. I think that when the moderators see this topic they'll probably move it for you, so I wouldn't bother reposting there at this time unless they ask you to.