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Hello. In developing a new page, we have inserted multiple bookmarks and
heading styles, throughout our HTML documents. Is there a way to get
FrontPage to insert an HTML Table of Contents, based on bookmarks, complete
with links to the bookmarks. This would save us a tremendous amount of time.
MS Word has the very utility we require but it does not translate into
FrontPage. For example, when you use Word to create a table of contents,
based on custom Styles (Insert > Reference > Index and Tables > Table of
Contents > Options...), it inserts bookmarks like: #_Toc122856686. It would
be nice if it would use the bookmark name already on the element to which the
style was applied OR generate a bookmark, based on the text to which the
style was applied.
For example, if the top-level header is defined as a style called
"customheaders1" then finding <p class="customheaders1">Welcome</p> in a
document would result in a top-level element being added to the Table of
Contents and a bookmark addition of <p class="customheaders1"><a
name="Welcome"> Welcome</a></p>
Thanks
- P.S. Currently using FP 2002
heading styles, throughout our HTML documents. Is there a way to get
FrontPage to insert an HTML Table of Contents, based on bookmarks, complete
with links to the bookmarks. This would save us a tremendous amount of time.
MS Word has the very utility we require but it does not translate into
FrontPage. For example, when you use Word to create a table of contents,
based on custom Styles (Insert > Reference > Index and Tables > Table of
Contents > Options...), it inserts bookmarks like: #_Toc122856686. It would
be nice if it would use the bookmark name already on the element to which the
style was applied OR generate a bookmark, based on the text to which the
style was applied.
For example, if the top-level header is defined as a style called
"customheaders1" then finding <p class="customheaders1">Welcome</p> in a
document would result in a top-level element being added to the Table of
Contents and a bookmark addition of <p class="customheaders1"><a
name="Welcome"> Welcome</a></p>
Thanks
- P.S. Currently using FP 2002