Table of Contents: Modifying Your Table of Contents (BBW)

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How to you have the table of content text font in bold without the page numbers show in bold?

Deborah Savadra says:

August 5, 2020 at 3:28 pm

The Table of Contents (using the “based on template” setting) is picking up the formatting from the text itself. If the text that’s marked for a TOC (either with codes or via Heading Styles) is bold, then the TOC entry will be bold.

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How do I get, for example:

I. The District Court Granted Summary
Judgment . . . .. . .

I want it to be:

I. The District Court Granted Summary
Judgment . . . .

I want all in title to line up on left, not return under "I"?

Deborah Savadra says:

May 5, 2023 at 5:01 am

That’s what’s called a hanging indent. You’d need to alter the underlying TOC Style (TOC1, etc.) to add that. See https://legalofficeguru.com/why-hanging-indents-are-beautiful-things/

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Module 1

Exercise Files

Lesson 1

Sample brief for TOA/TOC lessons/exercises

Lesson 2

Practice document for sections, page numbering and headers/footers lesson

Module 2

Table of Authorities

Lesson 1

Table of Authorities: Marking Your First Citation (BBW)

Lesson 2

Table of Authorities: Marking Second and Subsequent Citations (BBW)

Lesson 3

Table of Authorities: Deciphering TOA Markup (BBW)

Lesson 4

Table of Authorities: Defining and Inserting your TOA (BBW)

Lesson 5

Table of Authorities: Modifying TOA Styles (BBW)

Lesson 6

Table of Authorities: Before you print/publish (BBW)

Lesson 7

Module 3

Table of Contents

Lesson 1

Table of Contents: Defining a TOC based on Styles (BBW)

Lesson 2

Table of Contents: Manually marking TOC entries (BBW)

Lesson 3

Table of Contents: Inserting the TOC in your document (BBW)

Lesson 4

Table of Contents: Modifying Your Table of Contents (BBW)

Module 4

Sections & Page Numbering

Lesson 1

Using Sections to control page numbering, headers & footers (BBW)

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