Table of contents - how to include title of page, that can't have any text placed on it

[michal_PL]

Hello, I'm building document in ID and have specific question I couldn't address myself:

I'm using Paragraph style to build automatic Table of Contents. Some pages in my ebook doesn't have place for Header, or any other text, because they are full-page picture. How can I still include title of such page in ToC?  Let's say it will just say "Poster"

My idea for workaround is to place some white (invisible) header undernath the poster, for ToC to cath it, but perhaps there is cleaner way to do that?

Any tips?

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS · Accepted solution]

Put the text in a separate frame that's in the margins or touching the page. Style it with the appropriate style for the TOC. Use the Attributes panel to make the frame non-printing.

[michal_PL]

Thank you! So my guess was correct, but there was some upgrade (making it non printable). Thanks!

[Willi Adelberger · Accepted solution]

I use a text style without any font color.

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

I've done that too. While I'm working on the document, I change it to a bright, unused color, such as magenta. Then change the color to None before processing. 

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

Or any Object can be set as non-printable. 

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

That was my first post.

[michal_PL]

Thank you! It all makes sense!

[Scott Falkner]

In addition to the options given you can put the text on a hidden or non-ptinting layer.