chapter numbering

Hi Pierre:

Yes, all looks good. I might minimize the spacing between the para numbers and the text, but that's it! 🙂

~Barb

Hi Barb,

I have tried to work on numbering properties.

Here is my workflow :

1) the "chapitre tag" :

2) the "section tag" :

Do you think this workflow and the settings are correct about the numbering properties ?

And I have deleted my precedent miniTOC. So in the new miniTOC I have two tags : "chapitre tag" and "section tag" :

When the miniTOC is created, is it possible to add new paragraph tag to the MiniTOC, or do I need to delete the created miniTOC and create a new miniTOC with the added paragraph tags ?

Here is the result with the formatting :

1) in reference page :

2) And in the body page :

Hi Barb,

I have entered "paranum" in reference page and it works very well. Thank you.

Here is the workflow I have used :

1) I write the titles of all my chapters :

2) Then I select the chapters titles and I create a tag ("chapitre tag") like this : "Chapitre <n+>" :

So, it put automatically "chapitre 1" and "chapitre 2" before my chapter titles.

3) Then I create a miniTOC by selecting the tag I have created ("chapitre tag") :

4) Here is the result by adding "paranum" in the reference page :

I can notice in paragraph catalog that FM has created a tag "chapitre tag MTOC".

Do you think it is a good workflow ?

Hi Winfried,

For my "chapitre tag", I have changed the "chapnum[+]" to "n+", and it works very well for a single FM document.

But if I try to make a mini TOC on the same page of the single document, the mini TOC (see red line) does not displays the Chapter number tag ("Chapitre tag") I have created. It is strange because by choosing the mini TOC I had selected this "chapitre tag". So it should display "chapitre 1", "chapitre 2", but it is not the case. Why ?

And in the Reference page I see that I have only "paratext" :

Hi,

If this is a single file, then this is the correct behaviour.

The chapnum variable changes, when you start another file of a book.

When you have only a single file, the chapnum variable will not change.

You can use the other counters n+, etc.

They work equally well.

Best regards, Winfried