Can someone tell me if they see the same problem that I do?
The attached Org file is just a bunch of headlines of the form
"H#.#.#.#.#.#" down to 6 levels each having a "test" paragraph. When
exporting this to PDF form (via LaTeX), it seemed to look proper with
visibility off (C-c C-e l p) when viewed in xpdf. When I cycled to 4
levels of visibility (C-u 4 S-tab), a couple of strange things happened
when exporting with visibility on (C-c C-e C-v l p) when viewed with
xpdf:
1. A large gap comes up between H4.3.1.2 and H4.3.2.
2. The PDF seems to stop after H15.1 although XPDF TOC goes to H28.
Is this a bug? If so, where?
#+TITLE: Testing
#+SUBTITLE: Org tests
#+LANGUAGE: en
#+LATEX_CLASS: article
#+LATEX_HEADER:\usepackage[margin=0.25in]{geometry}
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
* H1
test
* H2
test
** H2.1
test
*** H2.1.1
test
**** H2.1.1.1
test
***** H2.1.1.1.1
test
****** H2.1.1.1.1.1
test
****** H2.1.1.1.1.2
test
***** H2.1.1.1.2
test
****** H2.1.1.1.2.1
test
****** H2.1.1.1.2.2
test
***** H2.1.1.1.3
test
**** H2.1.1.2
test
***** H2.1.1.2.1
test
***** H2.1.1.2.2
test
***** H2.1.1.2.3
test
**** H2.1.1.3
test
***** H2.1.1.3.1
test
***** H2.1.1.3.2
test
**** H2.1.1.4
test
**** H2.1.1.5
test
*** H2.1.2
**** H2.1.2.1
test
**** H2.1.2.2
test
**** H2.1.2.3
test
**** H2.1.2.4
test
**** H2.1.2.5
test
** H2.2
test
*** H2.2.1
test
**** H2.2.1.1
test
**** H2.2.1.2
test
**** H2.2.1.3
test
**** H2.2.1.4
test
**** H2.2.1.5
test
*** H2.2.2
test
**** H2.2.2.1
test
**** H2.2.2.2
test
** H2.3
test
*** H2.3.1
test
*** H2.3.2
test
*** H2.3.3
test
** H2.4
test
*** H2.4.1
test
*** H2.4.2
test
*** H2.4.3
test
*** H2.4.4
test
** H2.5
test
*** H2.5.1
test
** H2.6
test
*** H2.6.1
test
*** H2.6.2
test
** H2.7
test
*** H2.7.1
test
*** H2.7.2
test
* H3
test
** H3.1
test
*** H3.1.1
test
*** H3.1.2
test
*** H3.1.3
test
*** H3.1.4
test
*** H3.1.5
test
**** H3.1.5.1
test
**** H3.1.5.2
test
**** H3.1.5.3
test
**** H3.1.5.4
test
**** H3.1.5.5
test
**** H3.1.5.6
test
**** H3.1.5.7
test
*** H3.1.6
test
*** H3.1.7
test
** H3.2
test
*** H3.2.1
test
*** H3.2.2
test
*** H3.2.3
test
** H3.3
test
*** H3.3.1
test
*** H3.3.2
test
*** H3.3.3
test
*** H3.3.4
test
*** H3.3.5
test
*** H3.3.6
test
**** H3.3.6.1
test
**** H3.3.6.2
test
*** H3.3.7
test
** H3.4
test
*** H3.4.1
test
*** H3.4.2
test
*** H3.4.3
test
*** H3.4.4
test
* H4
test
** H4.1
test
** H4.2
test
** H4.3
test
*** H4.3.1
test
**** H4.3.1.1
test
**** H4.3.1.2
test
*** H4.3.2
test
*** H4.3.3
test
*** H4.3.4
test
** H4.4
test
** H4.5
test
** H4.6
test
** H4.7
test
** H4.8
test
** H4.9
test
** H4.10
test
* H5
test
** H5.1
test
** H5.2
test
** H5.3
test
** H5.4
test
** H5.5
test
** H5.6
test
** H5.7
test
* H6
test
** H6.1
test
* H7
test
* H8
test
* H9
test
** H9.1
test
* H10
test
* H11
test
** H11.1
test
* H12
test
** H12.1
test
* H13
test
* H14
test
* H15
test
** H15.1
test
* H16
test
** H16.1
test
* H17
test
** H17.1
test
** H17.2
test
* H18
test
** H18.1
test
* H19
test
** H19.1
test
* H20
test
** H20.1
test
* H21
test
** H21.1
test
** H21
test
* H22
test
** H22.1
test
*** H22.1.1
test
*** H22.1.3
test
* H23
test
** H23.1
test
** H23.2
test
* H24
test
** H24.1
test
** H24.2
test
* H25
test
** H25.1
test
* H26
test
** H26.1
test
*** H26.1.1
test
*** H26.1.2
test
** H26.2
test
*** H26.2.1
test
* H27
test
* H28
test
--
David Masterson
