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PowerShell documentation framework
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Indent HTML Table of Content #33

Closed Stephanevg closed 7 years ago

Stephanevg commented 7 years ago

Hi Iain, what's up?

I was hoping that you (or anybody else) could help me out on this one. I have quite a dense report, whit several sections that contains several tables etc...

The table of content feature is really great, but I think it laks some visbility. We cannot see the different sections that were originally created in the PScribo document.

To try to make this more clear, I made a screen shot of how it currently looks like, and added in Green the main section (which is basically a Severname) and in red, the parts that are actually 'in' that section, making it a subpart of that section.

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Is it possible add some styling to the TOC? I would be happy with an indentation. (or should I tweek something in Document / Section directly?)

Thanks in advance!

Edit: Another thing that would be nice as well, is to have the possibility to only update add the section titles (so in my case - the computerNames) in the table of content. Any advice on how I could also achieve that?

Stephanevg commented 7 years ago

Well, I answered my first question already: --> I was simply missing the fact that I needed to put the content in a sub section (so, I have now a section for my server Name, and then the section with my tests).

iainbrighton commented 7 years ago

Hi @Stephanevg - 'grats on the new job 😉! Are you all sorted or do you need anything else fixing?!