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Publishing
Hi Tarun, Yes, this is what I would expect to see in a TOC from your example (for PDF, XHTML, or whatever format is used with a TOC):
> 1. Systems
> 2. Computers
> 2.1 ENIAC
> 2.2 System/360
> 2.3 PDP-8
> 3. Books
> 3.1 Hard back books
> 3.2 Paperback books Robert D Anderson IBM Authoring Tools Development Chief Architect, DITA Open Toolkit Tarun Garg <[email protected]> wrote on 01/25/2011 01:42:05 PM:
>
From: Tarun Garg <[email protected]>
>
To: Robert D Anderson/Rochester/IBM@IBMUS
>
Cc: dita <[email protected]>
>
Date: 01/25/2011 01:42 PM
>
Subject: RE: [dita] Publishing <topichead> >
> Hi Robert, >
> Does that mean that it will also lead to change in numbering in the TOC ? >
> I mean (taking again your example with some change), > > <map> > <topicref href="systems.dita"/> > <topichead> > <topicmeta><navtitle>Computers</navtitle></topicmeta> > <topicref href="eniac.dita"/> > <topicref href="system360.dita"/> > <topicref href="pdp8.dita"/> > </topichead> > <topichead navtitle="Books"> > <topicref href="hardback.dita"/> > <topicref href="paperback.dita"/> > </topichead> > </map> >
> Will get rendered in a TOC as something like:
> 1. Systems
> 2. Computers
> 2.1 ENIAC
> 2.2 System/360
> 2.3 PDP-8
> 3. Books
> 3.1 Hard back books
> 3.2 Paperback books > >
> Also, the spec mentions that - "In print contexts it should also
> appear as a heading in the
> rendered content."
> Will the similar hierarchy & numbering change apply there as well ? >
> Regards,
> Tarun Garg > > >
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