Please enable Navigator to show titles under Headings, as the top-most heading (consistent with how tables of contents treat titles). Currently, titles do not appear in Navigator at all.
Navigator shows Headings because they have an outline level (1,2,3 ... 10) A default style Title does not have any outline level, it is None by default. And you can change it So, what titles do you mean?
It'd be better for titles and subtitles to appear in the Navigator by default. But thanks for your info: I didn't know Title was a style and that I could change a style's outline level in documents (then template that).
So your problem is solved? => NEEDINFO If the problem isn't solved for you I support Roman's question: What do you mean by "title"?
What I mean by Title: The result, to the current line (i.e., the line with the insertion pointer), of clicking Styles - Title. What I mean by Subtitle: The result, to the current line, of clicking Styles - Subtitle. Suggestion: maybe set the top-most outline level in a document dynamically based on what styles the document has in quantity, such that Title (and Subtitle) don't consume levels 1 (and 2) unless actually present, with quantity 2+.
Not sure, but there might be a misunderstanding how styles and headings work. But if you follow the following steps you reach your goal 1. Assign styles "Titel" and "Suptitle" to some paragraphs 2. Tools -> Heading Numbering 3. Assign Paragraph Style "Titel" to numbering level 1 and PS "Subtitle" to numbering level 2 -> OK 4. Open Navigator Result: Navigator shows Title and Subtitels Does this solve your problem? => NEEDINFO
Roman explained that in Comment 1 for which I thanked him in Comment 2. My problem is that I have a collection of documents with many titles and subtitles each, so I'd like to be able to use the Navigator window to navigate them without first redefining the outline levels in each (document).
I won't support that feature request, but let's ask design-team and Jim Raykowski as aur navigator-expert. If it is important to you to navigate therough the documents via PS "Title" you can do this by using Find and Replace Dialog -> Other Options -> check "Paragraph Styles"
I like Dieter's solution of using the F&R dialog to replace the Title and Subtitle styles with custom styles inherited from these that have outline levels set. I hope the attached video demonstrations help.
Created attachment 203092 [details] style find and replace with custom style example 1
Created attachment 203093 [details] style find and replace with custom style example 2
(In reply to George Herson from comment #6) > ... collection of documents with many titles and subtitles each Title and subtitle are not headings, you can make it by assigning an outline level - but in this case it would appear in the ToC (unless you exclude the level). I wonder why each of your documents has _many_ titles and subtitles. Perhaps you need to reconsider the structure. And I hope it is clear why we cannot add some "random" paragraph style to the list of headings. I agree with WF.
Created attachment 203153 [details] Writer macro to downgrade headings then sub/titles to headings 1 and 2 This bug, i.e., feature request, can be marked resolved.
Created attachment 203154 [details] This file is a testbed for the attached macro.