Bob,
That makes sense.
So it looks like I can do this 2 ways:
1. Move my refentries up so that they are directly under a SECT1.
2. Change the TOC logic so that it adds SECT3 into the TOC (because the
refentries are appearing at level 3).
Given the logic of the document, option 1 would be a problem.
Option 2 would be a problem if I had my refentry under a SECT3, because then
I'd have to add SECT3 and SECT4 to my TOC.
It would be nice if there was some sort of way you could manually tag
anything to appear in the TOC. Is there such a contingency?
I am presuming that you pickup the SECT3 in the TOC by changing
toc.section.depth from the default of 2 to 3.
Is that correct?
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Stayton [mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2015 5:19 AM
To: Gerard Nicol;
Subject: Re: [docbook] Refentry in TOC
Hi Gerard,
It looks like all your refentry elements are contained in second-level
section elements. As such, they are treated as third-level sections, and
since the stylesheet param toc.section.depth is set to 2, they will not be
added to the TOC. Setting that param to 3 should fix it.
Bob Stayton
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