https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147472
--- Comment #7 from Piotr Osada <piotr.os...@gmail.com> --- Actually it is an other problem. When we have document with given hierarchy: - Section 1 ------> Heading 1 -- Subsection 1 --> Heading 2 -- Subsection 2 --> Heading 2 - Section 2 ------> Heading 1 -- Subsection 1 --> Heading 2 -- Subsection 2 --> Heading 2 The full numbering "1,2,3 ..." with "." (dot) as suffix would be: - 1. Section 1 ------> Heading 1 -- 1.1. Subsection 1 --> Heading 2 -- 1.2. Subsection 2 --> Heading 2 - 2. Section 2 ------> Heading 1 -- 2.1. Subsection 1 --> Heading 2 -- 2.2. Subsection 2 --> Heading 2 If we want to number only subsections we get dot as prefix: - Section 1 ------> Heading 1 -- .1. Subsection 1 --> Heading 2 -- .2. Subsection 2 --> Heading 2 - Section 2 ------> Heading 1 -- .1. Subsection 1 --> Heading 2 -- .2. Subsection 2 --> Heading 2 that we can suppress by adding e.g. space sign as prefix. But this replacing is only a workaround of this situation. +++ Would it be compatible with LO writer functionality to add an option to disable such a character at the beginning? So in summary my suggestions are: 1) Add an option to disable the display of the "leading character". 2) Adding the ability to change the character separating the numerators of different levels. 2.1) Possibility to enter any text string (e.g. "-", "some text"). 2.2) EVENTUALLY: Possibility to define text separating numerators separately for each numerator gap: e.g.. 1. 1-1 1-1-1 or 1. 1_1 <-- intentionally underscore (not a hyphen) 1-1-1 +++ OLD SUMMARY Unintentional dot added into chapter numbering --> .2.1. Subsection when edditing by Word and Writer NEW SUMMARY [Feature request/Suggestion to change behavior] Possibility to remove unintentional dot added into chapter numbering --> .2.1. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
