Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 55611
Table of contents: style "none" for hyperlinks (LS/LE) has no effect (should be the same as non-hyperlinked text)
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:26:04 UTC
(guess Version "OOo 2.0" is the one that can be downloaded choosing "2.0 RC1"?!) When creating a table of contents for a doc, a hyperlink (LS/LE) can be added for each level. But choosing the format style of the hyperlink has no effect on the table of contents when it's created. The style always remains "Internet Link". (name taken from German version)
Reassigned to ES.
if reproducible, this would be a regression from issue 21359 I cannot confirm on linux. Everything works as expected. Please attach a sample document.
Sorry, I did not point out the problem correctly: The formatting is set to "Internet Link" if you choose "None" in the style drop down. But I want it just to have no special formatting. I know that I could choose "Standard", but the point is that this behaviour is confusing in my eyes. (It's also confusing that I can choose a formatting for the LE tag which has no effect)
confirming.
As described.
This issue contributes to the difficulty of creating hyperlinked PDFs. (See also issue 44938.)
When generating TOC indices I want to use the "Index Link" character style so that my index entries are not underlined. Unfortunately everytime I update my index this setting has been forgotten! So I have to right-click my index -> select Edit index/table. Here I click the Entries tab, and for every level I want to include I must click the "LS" (Link Start) and choose "Index Link" in the Character Style drop down list. And do the same for the "LE" (Link End). So it seems like this setting is reset to "<none>" in the Character Style list, which I think is defaulting to "Internet Link" (normal hyperlink).
Reset assigne to the default "issues@openoffice.apache.org".