Created attachment 116981 [details] Error with special word in table of content of a document If i use the word LAYER for a chapter in a document, the entry in the table of contents is formatted wrong, see the pdf-file
would you please upload the original .odt file as well (a stripped minimal testcase version would be better)? can you tell if the issue was present in older LibO releases too?
Created attachment 116989 [details] ODT-Doc with error Layer4 I shortened the file and zipped it, the error can be seen for the table of content: Layer4 instead of Layer......4 I have no other LO-version available, so i can not tell you, if the bug occurs in older versions too
Paragraph style on “Contents 2”: Indent before of 1.80 cm First Line indent of -1.00 cm In table of contents Level 2: Tab stop of 1.00 cm between chapter number and entry relative to paragraph style indent Paragraph formatting shows tab stop of 2.80 cm. The entry is the first line of a paragraph so “Layer” is at 1.80 cm (0.80 cm + 1.00 cm). There is still a tab stop at 2.80 cm in case there is another line. Somehow the text of “Layer” is not long enough to go past that. If something is typed after the heading in the document and the table of contents is updated then it shows correctly. If a couple of characters are deleted from the heading and the table of contents is updated then the tab to 2.80 cm is visible with non-printing characters on. The numbering in outline numbering adds first line indent to the paragraph style. The tab stops relative to indent must be getting confused. As a workaround press the tab key at the end of the heading in the document and update the table of contents. It does not work with spaces. Windows Vista 64 Version: 4.4.4.3 Build ID: 2c39ebcf046445232b798108aa8a7e7d89552ea8
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tested in LO V 5.1.3.2 with Win7 64Bit, the table of contents looks good now