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SPS File: Advanced Features Note: Table of Contents, Referencing, Bookmarks 321 If the flat numbering must be continued on another set of nodes, then use a TOC Bookmark that has the same name as that of the TOC Bookmark from which the numbering is to be continued. Hierarchical numbering Hierarchical numbering can be inserted within a Reflevel or within a Level in the design. Within a Reflevel, hierarchical numbering will point back to a TOC bookmark in the document; it would be a TOC entry and is described in the Table of Contents (TOC) section. In this section, we describe how to create hierarchical numbering within levels in the document. Such hierarchical numbering can be independent of a TOC. To create hierarchical numbering in a document, you must first structure the document in levels and create levels as described in the section Structuring the Design in Levels. The following points should be borne in mind: Levels must be created either on the node to be numbered or within it. Levels must be nested according to the hierarchy of the numbering required (see screenshot below). The hierarchical numbering placeholder must be inserted within the corresponding level in teh design (see screenshot below). In the screenshot above, there are two levels. The topic element is recursive, and a level has been created on two topic elements (by right-clicking the node tag and selecting Template Serves as Level). One topic element (highlighted in the screenshot above) is nested within the other. As a result, the levels are nested. Within each level, a hierarchical numbering placeholder (num-lvl) has been inserted (right-click within the level and select Insert Table of Contents | Sequential Numbering). The result of the design shown in the screenshot above will look like this. © 2010 Altova GmbH Altova StyleVision 2010
