Use it with the usual headers !, !!, !!! -> !!!!!!
To have text indented following the header level, set the directive (:indent:)
before the first header. The indentation is based upon the first header seen after the directive. Anything below that level will show strange results :
|
Header
Subheader
SubSubheader
Another Header
Subheader
Text not indented |
To have numbered headers, set the directive (:num:)
and the headers will be numbered after the directive setting. (:nonum:)
stops the numbering, but do not reset it. The numbering starts from the first header level seen:
|
general header (not numbered)
1. Header numbered
1.1. Subheader numbered
1.2. Subheader…
2. Another Header
2.1. Subheader
Header not numbered (Annex..)
Header not numbered (Annex..)
|
And finally, to have a page table of content, set the directive (:toc:)
directive (:notoc:)
stops the table of content recording, but only one table of content can exist in a page.
There is a maximum of 4 levels.
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