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Mini TOC with multiple tags...

Explorer ,
Jul 26, 2022 Jul 26, 2022

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I know how to create a basic mini-TOC, but I'm adding two styles for the TOC to grab (Chapter Number and Chapter Name) and whent he mini TOC is generated the TOC has the Chapter Number [page#] and Chapter Name [page#]. How can I get it to make the page number just at the end of the chapter number and name? (Chapter Number Chapter Name [page#]?

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Jul 26, 2022 Jul 26, 2022

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Hi Team Mancom

On the MTOC (name form the tops of my head) referencepage youhave for each para format to be considered for the MiniTOC  paragraph, with the template for the lines in the MiniTOC.

gotoObjectId :<$ObjectType> <$ObjectId>\
            <$paratext> .......................... <$pagenum>
      <$paratext> ................................ <$pagenum>
      <$paratext> ................................ <$pagenum>
<$paratext> ...................................... <$pagenum>

Here you see the most used 'tags' in the standard arrangement. See my compendium on page 394 

You may modify the 'template' similar as you do for the standard TOC.

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Jul 26, 2022 Jul 26, 2022

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@TeamMancomm wrote:

How can I get it to make the page number just at the end of the chapter number and name? (Chapter Number Chapter Name [page#]?


 

Is this what you are asking for? If so add Chapter <$chapnum>: in front of the <$paratext> building block and add a tab in front of the <$pagenum> building block. Set the tab stop, update the style and update the mini-TOC.

 

~Barb

 

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Jul 28, 2022 Jul 28, 2022

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Thanks, I'll try these out!

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