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Thoughts on {maketoc} behaviour
by Mike Kerr
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I was just thinking… Many people use
!Page Title
{maketoc}
!!Sub-heading
Blahblah
!!Sub-heading2
Blah…
as a standard
template. I’ve always thought
that this wasted a layer of headings.
Would a more logical approach to {maketoc}
processing be to ignore any ! markup
before {maketoc} appears? This way you can still take advantage of
the heading formatting for the text, but you also save an entire heading
hierarchy. Not to mention you
don’t end up clicking on the link and going backwards for the first
heading.
I can probably make this an option like {maketoc|ignoreprev}
or {maketoc|-} or something.
Any thoughts on this? Would that break anything outside of a
specific page? (eg. The Tiki book using
structures)
Mike.
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