- In the Advanced tab of the Target, I had the "Use TOC depth for header levels" marked. I had marked it because I was looking to recreate the structure found in the example "Use TOC Structure Method for Print Output" found in the MadCap help guide: https://help.madcapsoftware.com/flare20 ... rocontent1
- I have a TOC (dedicated for the PDF Target) that looks for similar to that example.
Book A (Topic 1)
...Book B (Topic 2)
........Topic 3
........Topic 4
........Topic 5
...Topic 6
...Topic 7 - Each Topic has an <h1> at the top, and I'd like to keep it that way. <h2>'s can be found within the Topics but ideally, they don't appear in the TOCs.
- The hope is Topic 1 has a MiniTOC that contains the <h1> from Topics 2, 6, and 7. Topic 2 has a MiniTOC that contains the <h1> from 3, 4, and 5.
I thought this was the MiniTOC so I tried setting the mc-toc-depth property to 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively for each header. To be honest, I'm not exactly sure what that property does.
Regardless, I tried removing the MiniTOCs and I found the exact same result. But as soon as I removed the "Use TOC depth" option in the Advanced tab of the Target, my headers appeared as expected. However, I won't get a MiniTOC to work.
Based on what I've learned, I'm seeing that it's that Advanced option that's doing the re-sizing. Is there any way around using the TOC as a basis for the MiniTOC proxy on print output but still maintain header styles? Is there something I'm missing or a better alternative? I'd be okay with some automatic re-sizing, but on some of those lower levels, my <h4> is practically smaller than my regular text and it just seems silly.