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Setting book toc.indent.width for sect1

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Setting book toc.indent.width for sect1
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In a book toc, I need to set the first-level
      sections listed
      under each chapter against the left margin of the toc. 

    
The screenshot showing the sections listed
      under Chapter 2 is
      what I’m trying to achieve with a customization of
      toc.indent.width (I think
      that’s what I need anyway). 

    

 

    
I used a single toc.indent.width value (29pt),
      and in the FO
      I changed the margin-left for the fo:block that has a chapter id
      number, to
      give it a negative value for toc.indent.width. The fo code is:

    
<fo:block id="toc.d0e1.chap2"
        margin-left="-29pt">

        <fo:basic-link
        internal-destination="sec2.1">

        <fo:list-block

                     
        provisional-label-separation="1mm"
        provisional-distance-between-starts="10mm" >

                        <fo:list-item>

                          <fo:list-item-label
        end-indent="label-end()">

                            <fo:block

    
Setting the value of -29pt once for each
      chapter will set
      the left margin correctly for all section entries listed in each
      chapter. 

    
But how do I apply that margin-left value in
      the
      stylesheets? I tried modifying the relevant code in the  template <xsl:template match="d:book|d:setindex" mode="toc">. 

    
The fo:block in that template seems obvious,
      but that oddly didn’t apply the
      left-margin to the FO:

    
<fo:block id="toc.{$cid}.{$id}" margin-left=”-29pt”>

                <xsl:attribute name="margin-{$direction.align.start}">

                  <xsl:call-template name="set.toc.indent"/>

                </xsl:attribute>

    
Thanks in advance!

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
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      Dave Gardiner
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