My version software: Version: 5.1.5.2 (x64) Build ID: 7a864d8825610a8c07cfc3bc01dd4fce6a9447e5 Threads CPU : 4; Version de l'OS :Windows 6.29; UI Render : par défaut; Locale : fr-FR (fr_FR); Calc: group I've defined personal Style chapters in my document. For each Style chapter, I've defined : - Their numbering with 'Tools> Chapter numbering', under option Character after, I put " -" (space and dash) - With 'Tab>Position', I choose "Space" option for 'Numbering followed by' When I affect the Style chapters in my text, I have no problem : the space character is inserted after the chapter numbers. Example : 1 Title1 1.1 Sub-Title1 2 Title2 When I want to generate the table contents, I always have : 1Title1 1.1Sub-Title1 2Title2 That means, the space we define under "Tab/Position" is never included in the table contents.
The format of a line in the index is independent from the format of the heading. That is intended. For example, making an index as requested by DIN, the text lines in the index need to be left aligned to a common position. That is only possible using a tab. But you surely do not want such tab in the heading itself. Therefore you can design the form of a line in the index directly in the dialog tab 'Entries' in the index edit dialog. There you can add a space or a tab as you need it. If you need help doing this, use a channel listed on https://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/community-support/
Thanks for your reply and I understand perfectly your meaning. But if you want to have the same definitions in the Text and in the Index, you have to define them in two different windows => you have to make the job twice with some possible troubles. Suggestion : By default, if nothing is defined in the dialog tab 'Entries' in the index edit dialog, we use the definition in the Tools> Chapter numbering dialog in the Table of contents. What do you think about this suggestion ?
(In reply to ThierryT from comment #2) > Thanks for your reply and I understand perfectly your meaning. > > But if you want to have the same definitions in the Text and in the Index, > you have to define them in two different windows => you have to make the job > twice with some possible troubles. > > Suggestion : By default, if nothing is defined in the dialog tab 'Entries' > in the index edit dialog, we use the definition in the Tools> Chapter > numbering dialog in the Table of contents instead of nothing to reflect the same than in the text. > > What do you think about this suggestion ?
@Heiko, @Stuart, @Cor: The bug reporter disagrees with regina closing this bug as NOTABUG, so can you give your input and close if need be.
(In reply to Yousuf Philips (jay) from comment #4) > @Heiko, @Stuart, @Cor: The bug reporter disagrees with regina closing this > bug as NOTABUG, so can you give your input and close if need be. Yes, and also related to bug 44282. @Thierry: I think when that is fixed, you'll be a bit more happy in default cases?