What are the uses in the directory extraction?

[dublove]

What are the uses in the directory extraction?
Connect to typesetting? Who connects to the typesetting?

Under what circumstances uses "successive layout"?

Establish a text anchor point in the source paragraph
This is actually useless, because the number of directory designs will be changed in the future, and the page number changes. You must re -arrange it instead of simply updating

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

[Note: the screen shot is of the Table of Contents menu.]

I cannot connect any of your questions to the menu you present. The only one I can puzzle out is that yes, the TOC feature can place a text anchor in the designated paragraph, which should then move with that paragraph if the document is edited or rearranged.

Can you describe what your actual problems or concerns are, here? Instead of just making cryptic comments about the features and options?

Are you aware that you can post in Chinese here, and as long as you keep the sentence construction and vocabulary simple, the translation feature will work very well for the rest of us?

[dublove]

我想问一下，这个“接排”有什么用处，能否举个例子。

什么情况下使用。

在源段落文本中建立锚点这个功能感感觉用处不大，因为我们基本需要对目录进行创新设计排版，然后页码就不能自动更新了是吗？

[James Gifford—NitroPress]

I think I understand the question now.

If you use InDesign's TOC feature, you can do quite a few things to control the order and style of the generated TOC, but it has to follow a regular pattern or structure. It's very difficult to get variations in that structure or have a different order generated automatically. The advantage is that the TOC can be easily updated with new (added or removed) elements and associated page numbers.

If you want a nonstandard TOC, something more highly styled or arranged, you can do it one of two ways—

First, you can do it entirely manually. This would be a significant task the first time, but changes as you refine the editing and layout should be minor. It will need one final close check before you send the project to print or distribution. The contents and page numbers will not be automatically updated and wil depend on manual corrections.

Second, you can build a nonstandard TOC as above, and use Cross-References for the page number anchors and links. This will not add or remove elements automatically, but all changes that move the TOC elements from page to page will be tracked by the cross-reference link.

Does that point you in a useful direction?