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When the heading is within a table, collapsible section or any other type of Element Node, the order inside the Table Of Contents is incorrect and it appends the new headings to the top, rather than in the correct position order.
2024-03-31_22-44-11.mp4
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IMO headings from within tables shall not appear within TOC :P
It's hard to come up with a sane reason for this to be a valid use case. But I may be terribly wrong.
IMO headings from within tables shall not appear within TOC :P It's hard to come up with a sane reason for this to be a valid use case. But I may be terribly wrong.
I fully agree on the tables one, but I think the element nodes (Collapsible, Columns) is the more important part here. For tables, with merged cells, I can see the usecase where a row with one cell essentially is a sub-section header, but yeah, not a strong use case. We need to handle either way one way or another
Lexical version: 0.14.2
When the heading is within a table, collapsible section or any other type of Element Node, the order inside the Table Of Contents is incorrect and it appends the new headings to the top, rather than in the correct position order.
2024-03-31_22-44-11.mp4
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: