Document Map Applies Level 1 to Incorrect Paragraphs

Hi, Daiya.

My book has 7 chapters, and each chapter heading is "Heading 1." Then,
within each chapter, there are about 5 to 8 subsection that I have designated
"Heading 2." When you go to the Table of Contents, there they all are, with
their correct page numbers and so forth.

All of the chapter and section titles also show up in the Document Map, but
only 4 of the chapter headings have the little triangle; the other 3 don't.
But all 7 chapters have subsections in them.

I assumed that there is some setting that I inadvertently set (or failed to
set) that caused some of them to have the triangle and the others not to.
Any ideas? If not, no problem. It's a minor feature. The main thing is the
Document Map itself, which is invaluable for navigating around a large
document.

I also note, though, that after I closed the document, then opened it again,
that the Document Map was all messed up again. So I re-ran the script, which
fixed it again. Did I read something in that article that said to turn off
the Document Map before exiting the document? I think so.

Thanks.
Neil

"Daiya Mitchell" wrote:

> Hi Neil,
>
> Not seeing a duplicate, no problem.
>
> Do all of your chapters have subheads? I would expect that a Heading 1
> would *not* have a triangle if there is only text under it, no Heading 2
> or Heading 3. So there's nothing to expand. Example:
>
> Heading 1 (no triangle)
> Heading 1 (with triangle)
> Heading 2
>
> Similarly, Heading 2 should only have have a triangle if there is a
> Heading 3 under it, and so forth. Unrelated to the formatting of the
> actual heading in question, though the formatting of the subheads might
> be worth checking.
>
> Does that fit your experience? Entirely possible that there's a bug
> related to this, but not one I've noticed or know about.
>
> Glad to help with all this! The Doc Map is a very useful feature, well
> worth figuring out and customizing.
>
> Daiya
>
> Neil wrote:
> > Hello, Daiya. I tried to post this question earlier today, but I think it
> > didn't go thru. If it ends up as a duplicate, I apologize.
> >
> > I noticed in my new, functioning Document Map that about half of the Chapter
> > headings (Heading level 1) have the little triangle next to them that allows
> > you to expand out the subheadings or compress them back again. The other
> > half of the Chapter headings do not. In looking at the formatting of each
> > group, I can't spot anything that would obviously make them that way. Do you
> > happen to know how I can add that triangle to the ones that don't have it?
> >
> > Thanks for all your help!
> > Neil
> >
> >
>

Hi Neil,

In that case, I have no clue at all why only some headings have the
triangle. Complete mystery to me. Anyone?

Re second question--Yep, the Doc Map is likely to cause the same problem
again, just re-run the script as necessary. And yes, closing the Doc Map
so it doesn't automatically activate should help prevent the problem
(but it may be easier to just re-run the script, it won't cause any harm).

Daiya

Neil wrote:
> Hi, Daiya.
>
> My book has 7 chapters, and each chapter heading is "Heading 1." Then,
> within each chapter, there are about 5 to 8 subsection that I have designated
> "Heading 2." When you go to the Table of Contents, there they all are, with
> their correct page numbers and so forth.
>
> All of the chapter and section titles also show up in the Document Map, but
> only 4 of the chapter headings have the little triangle; the other 3 don't.
> But all 7 chapters have subsections in them.
>
> I assumed that there is some setting that I inadvertently set (or failed to
> set) that caused some of them to have the triangle and the others not to.
> Any ideas? If not, no problem. It's a minor feature. The main thing is the
> Document Map itself, which is invaluable for navigating around a large
> document.
>
> I also note, though, that after I closed the document, then opened it again,
> that the Document Map was all messed up again. So I re-ran the script, which
> fixed it again. Did I read something in that article that said to turn off
> the Document Map before exiting the document? I think so.
>
> Thanks.
> Neil
>
> "Daiya Mitchell" wrote:
>
>
>> Hi Neil,
>>
>> Not seeing a duplicate, no problem.
>>
>> Do all of your chapters have subheads? I would expect that a Heading 1
>> would *not* have a triangle if there is only text under it, no Heading 2
>> or Heading 3. So there's nothing to expand. Example:
>>
>> Heading 1 (no triangle)
>> Heading 1 (with triangle)
>> Heading 2
>>
>> Similarly, Heading 2 should only have have a triangle if there is a
>> Heading 3 under it, and so forth. Unrelated to the formatting of the
>> actual heading in question, though the formatting of the subheads might
>> be worth checking.
>>
>> Does that fit your experience? Entirely possible that there's a bug
>> related to this, but not one I've noticed or know about.
>>
>> Glad to help with all this! The Doc Map is a very useful feature, well
>> worth figuring out and customizing.
>>
>> Daiya
>>
>> Neil wrote:
>>
>>> Hello, Daiya. I tried to post this question earlier today, but I think it
>>> didn't go thru. If it ends up as a duplicate, I apologize.
>>>
>>> I noticed in my new, functioning Document Map that about half of the Chapter
>>> headings (Heading level 1) have the little triangle next to them that allows
>>> you to expand out the subheadings or compress them back again. The other
>>> half of the Chapter headings do not. In looking at the formatting of each
>>> group, I can't spot anything that would obviously make them that way. Do you
>>> happen to know how I can add that triangle to the ones that don't have it?
>>>
>>> Thanks for all your help!
>>> Neil
>>>
>>>
>>>