It seems to me that the right fix to this would be to have the user
preference for numbering headers control numbering in both the TOC
and the Headings, to be consistent. I found it disconcerting that the
TOC headings were numbered when the Headings themselves were not, If I
had numbering turned on, this patch reverses it, the TOC headings
aren't numbered while the Headings themselves aren't. I find this
equally disconcerting.
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 14:53:44 -0700, Mike Broschinsky <mbroschi(a)utah.gov> wrote:
Matthew:
Thanks! I just commented that line, and the result is exactly what I
wanted. I suspected that hacking Parser.php would be necessary, but
hoped it wouldn't be.
I think maybe I'll make a feature request.
Thanks again!
Mike
>
Matthew.Simoneau(a)mathworks.com 12/22/04 2:40 PM >>>
"Auto-number
headings" applies to the numbering of headings within
the
body of the article (as I just discovered by
enabling it). What I
want
to be able to do is disable the auto numbering of
table of contents
entries in the table of contents that appears at the *beginning* of
the
article.
Now I understand what you want. There isn't any way to do it without
touching the code. These are the relevant lines from Parser.php:
if( $doNumberHeadings || $doShowToc ) {
$tocline = $numbering . ' ' . $tocline;
...
}
Since $doShowToc will be true, you'll always hit that middle line.
Also, the numbering is attached with the same style as the text, so
there's no way to hide it with CSS. The smallest change you could
make
to the PHP-file to do this is to comment out the middle line above.
Sincerely,
Matthew Simoneau
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