1. Open your Stationery design project.
2. On the View menu, click Style Designer.
3. On the Project menu, click a target in the Active Target menu option that is an output format that supports this option.
4. In Paragraph Styles, select the style you want to include in your TOC.
5. On the Options tab, specify a value for the Table of contents level option. The default value, Auto-Detect, attempts to infer the necessary information based on your source content. Specify a value that indicates the level of the table of contents entry for the selected paragraph style. When working with Adobe FrameMaker, you can determine the levels by examining the PDF Bookmark levels for paragraphs that appear in the table of contents. Here is an example of the Bookmarks tab from FrameMaker 11, to navigate here, you would select File > Print.... Then click the PDF Setup... button.
   

1. On the Project menu, select the Active Target you want to specify settings for.
2. On the Target menu, click Target Settings.
3. If you want to prevent ePublisher from generating the table of contents, set Generate table of contents to Disabled.
4. If you want to change the file name of the generated table of contents, specify the file name you want in the Table of Contents filename field.

First Heading 1
  First Heading 2
    First Heading 3
    Second Heading 3
  Second Heading 2
Another Heading 1
  Another Heading 2
  Yet Another Heading 2

First Heading 1
    First Heading 4
    Second Heading 4
  First Heading 3
Second Heading 1
  Another Heading 3
  Still Another Heading 3
Final Heading 1

1. On the Project menu, select the Active Target you want to specify settings for.
2. On the Target menu, click Target Settings.
3. If you want to eliminate skipped levels from the table of contents except where needed to preserve the correct relative hierarchy, set Collapse table of contents to Smart collapse. ePublisher removes skipped heading levels from the table of contents. However, if removing skipped levels results in, for example, a Heading 3 and Heading 4 displaying at the same level, ePublisher automatically inserts an entry into the table of contents to preserve the correct relative hierarchy. The irregular hierarchy in the previous example would be generated as follows.
   
4. If you want to eliminate all skipped levels from the table of contents, set Collapse table of contents to Fully collapse. ePublisher removes all skipped levels, regardless of the level at which they appear in the source documents. The irregular hierarchy in the previous example would be generated as follows.
   
5. If you want to duplicate the heading hierarchy of the source document with empty entries in the table of contents, set Collapse table of contents to Don't collapse. ePublisher automatically inserts empty table of contents entries for the skipped levels. The irregular hierarchy in the previous example would be generated as follows.
   
6. If you want to duplicate the heading hierarchy of the source document with labels in the table of contents, set Collapse table of contents to Re-label. ePublisher automatically inserts labeled entries for the skipped levels. The heading text from the entry level appearing beneath the current entry is used as the label. The irregular hierarchy shown in the previous example would be generated as follows.
   

1. Open your Stationery design project.
2. On the View menu, click Style Designer.
3. On the Project menu, click a target in the Active Target menu option that is an output format that supports this option.
4. In Paragraph Styles, select the style you want to include a mini-TOC after.
5. On the Options tab, specify a value for the Mini-TOC level option. Specify a value that indicates the levels of the table of contents entries to include in the mini-TOC that follows the selected paragraph style. For more information about this option, click Help.

1. If you want to override the CSS settings for an output format, complete the following steps:
   1. In your Stationery design project, on the View menu, click Format Override Directory.
   2. Create the Formats\<formattype>\Pages\css folder in your project folder, where formattype is the name of the output format you want to override, such as Microsoft HTML Help 1.x.
2. If you want to override the CSS settings for a target, complete the following steps:
   1. In your Stationery design project, on the View menu, click Target Override Directory.
   2. Create the Targets\<targetname>\Pages\css folder in your project folder, where targetname is the name of the target you want to override.
3. Copy the webworks.css file from the following folder to the override folder you created within your project folder:
   Program Files\WebWorks\ePublisher Designer\Formats\<formattype>\Pages\css
4. Open the webworks.css file you copied to your project override folder.
5. If you want to modify the appearance of the entire mini-TOC, find the code for div.WebWorks_MiniTOC and modify the values specified within the braces:
   • To modify the background color, specify the desired RGB color value for the background-color property.
   • To modify the border color, specify the desired RGB color value for the border-color property.
   • To modify the border width, specify the number of pixels you want for the border-width property.
   • To modify the type of border, specify the appropriate border style value for the border-style property.
   • To modify the spacing between the border and the text, specify the number of pixels you want for the padding property.
   • To modify the font, specify the name of the font you want for the font-family property.
6. If you want to modify the appearance of a specific level of the mini-TOC, find the code for div.WebWorks_MiniTOC_Level<x>, where x is the level number you want to modify. Then, specify the values within the braces to modify the font or margin:
   • To modify the font of all mini-TOC entries for the specified level, specify the name of the font you want, such as font-family: Arial;.
   • To modify the font size of all mini-TOC entries for the specified level, specify the size of the font you want, such as font-size: 14pt;.
   • To modify the left margin indent of all mini-TOC entries for the specified level, specify the indent you want, such as margin-left: 10px;.
7. Save the webworks.css file.
8. Regenerate your project to review the changes.
   For example, the following figure illustrates how you could customize your mini-TOC entries.

   div.WebWorks_MiniTOC_Level1
   {
     font-size: 14pt;
       font-family: Arial;
       margin-left: 6px;
   }
   
   div.WebWorks_MiniTOC_Level2
   {
     font-size: 12pt;
       font-family: Arial;
       margin-left: 16px;
   }
   
   div.WebWorks_MiniTOC_Level3
   {
     font-size: 10pt;
       font-family: Arial;
     margin-left: 16px;
   }