Heading Styles

In a document based on AWBook.dotx, you can create a chapter title by inserting the ChapterTitle AutoText entry. The title contains the following sequence of paragraphs:

1.	An odd-page section break (which is not in the AutoText entry)

2.	An empty paragraph formatted in the Spacer style. This paragraph is needed because Word does not permit a section break immediately preceding a frame.

3.

A paragraph containing a {SEQ chapter} sequence field, formatted in the Chapter num style. This style contains a frame, which places the chapter number in the left margin. (In Normal view, Word displays the number above the title. In page layout view or in a printout, Word displays the number in the margin.)

4.	A paragraph containing the title text and a {tc} table of contents entry, formatted in the Heading 1 style.

NOTE: The Heading 1 style contains a hidden outline number, which is intended for cross-reference automation (not currently supported).

Subheading Hierarchy

For subheadings, use Heading 2, Heading 3, and Heading 4 as illustrated throughout this book. Heading 3 must be nested within Heading 2. Heading 4 can be used without regard to nesting (even directly under a Heading 1).

The heading of this section is a Heading 4.

Drop Down Headings

To implement drop-down hotspots in an ePublisher help project, use the Heading 4 DropDown style.

Subheadings within Drop Downs

Within a drop-down, use Heading 5 for minor subheadings, as in this example.