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I had tried this before. However, it does not show up in my PDF viewer on the Mac. And your proposal does also not help on the Mac. However, some other PDFs do provide a document outline on my viewer. Strange!
@schoeberl That is odd. I didn't try it on MacOS, but it works on my iPad and Linux.
Thanks for merging :+1:
why not just replace
\usepackage[colorlinks=true,bookmarks=false]{hyperref}
with
\usepackage[colorlinks=true,bookmarksnumbered]{hyperref}
so the outline is numbered:
@itviewer I quite like that format, we'll have to see what @schoeberl thinks.
Does not work either on macOS :-( So you two can decide which one you like better ;-)
Strange, as it does not show on my iPad or on the standard viewer in Ubuntu. Then this is probably an issue with my Latex installation not generating the PDF outline.
Cheers, Martin
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@schoeberl https://github.com/schoeberl That is odd. I didn't try it on MacOS, but it works on my iPad and Linux.
Thanks for merging 👍
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Having a document outline makes for a much better reading experience, as the reader can easily jump between sections.