I saw that hanging paragraphs have been covered for toc and indexes, but I couldn't find anything relevant for autonumbered heading paragraphs.
I need to replicate this heading style:
I've tried combinations of padding, margins, mc-multiline-indent, and mc-autonumber-position, but so far have only managed to achieve high levels of frustration
Does anyone have a suggestion to resolve this?
Hanging paragraph for Autonumbered Headings
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Hanging paragraph for Autonumbered Headings
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Re: Hanging paragraph for Autonumbered Headings
Hi, I hope I don't misunderstand your problem.
I use hanging headings as well, for this I defined the h-style with:
with the span-class
The result looks like this:
If this works for you, you probably might adjust the margin-right-value, which positions the auto-number as well as the margin-left-value, which positions the text.
-Stefan
I use hanging headings as well, for this I defined the h-style with:
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h2 {
...
mc-auto-number-position: outside-head;
mc-auto-number-class: AutoNumb4Headlines;
mc-auto-number-format: 'CH:{chapnum}.{n+} ';
margin-left: 56mm;
}
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span.AutoNumb4Headlines
{
mc-float: outside-left;
margin-right: 25px;
}
-Stefan
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Re: Hanging paragraph for Autonumbered Headings
Hi Stefan,
Ah, you're placing a span class on the autonumber! I'll plug this in and play around with it.
After all these years I'm still finding workarounds to do simple things Flare.
Thanks!
Ah, you're placing a span class on the autonumber! I'll plug this in and play around with it.
After all these years I'm still finding workarounds to do simple things Flare.
Thanks!
Trent.
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Certifiable.
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Re: Hanging paragraph for Autonumbered Headings
Well, that got me out of a fix.
I was using mc-auto-number-position: outside-head; to place autonumbers but this meant that we had problems when inserting footnotes. It sure was a head-scratcher.
Many thanks.
I was using mc-auto-number-position: outside-head; to place autonumbers but this meant that we had problems when inserting footnotes. It sure was a head-scratcher.
Many thanks.
techwrite_BC wrote:Hi, I hope I don't misunderstand your problem.
I use hanging headings as well, for this I defined the h-style with:with the span-classCode: Select all
h2 { ... mc-auto-number-position: outside-head; mc-auto-number-class: AutoNumb4Headlines; mc-auto-number-format: 'CH:{chapnum}.{n+} '; margin-left: 56mm; }
The result looks like this: If this works for you, you probably might adjust the margin-right-value, which positions the auto-number as well as the margin-left-value, which positions the text.Code: Select all
span.AutoNumb4Headlines { mc-float: outside-left; margin-right: 25px; }
-Stefan