https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32363
--- Comment #46 from László Németh <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #35) > so, is it really beneficial to limit the scope of this issue and split off > the dupe? We have three potential targets: header/footer, ToC and PDF ToC (yes, PDF ToC is a different target for some users), all are separated for the development, and likely for a potential WYSIWYG UI, too. We have multiple requirements: the heading is too long for 1) the *1-line* header/footer 2) to much for the *narrow* PDF ToC, and 3) we need in-line Heading 4–5 for our APA-like typography etc. Indeed, the original LaTeX example modifies the ToC, too, not only the header, so I added also ToC to my last example, shortening titles_in_ToC_and_header.pdf, demonstrating all the LaTeX functionality in Writer: different shortening for the ToC and for the header/footer. An important issue here, that OOXML and ODF have completely different document layout model. It seems, in OOXML/MSO, the WYSIWYG solution for the header/footer problem is use sections, which have own header/footer, and they don't need to start on a new page, i.e. they are applicable for lower level heading, too, not only for the page-starter ones. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
