Dave Pawson wrote:
>
> Are you using the <toc/> element in your source file?
No, I'm not.
Should I? It appears that it isn't always needed to do so since a toc
for the main article is generated "automagically", without the source
having any reference to a <toc/> element, provided that I remove any
"generate.toc" parameter from the customization layer.
When introducing a toc element as a child element of the appendix, the
result of the xsl transform in the PDF is as follows:
1. *without* any "generate.toc" parameter at all in the customization layer:
Result in PDF:
- a toc for the main article (as described above)
- no toc for the appendix
2. *with* the following "generate.toc" parameter in the customization layer:
<xsl:param name="generate.toc"> \
article toc,title \
appendix toc,title \
article/appendix toc,title \
preface nop \
reference nop \
section nop </xsl:param>
Result in PDF:
- no toc for main article
- no toc for appendix
Not any of these results make much sense to me ...
Erik.
