Different Attributes for Headings in TOC or Body

[Joseph N.]

How can I have an attribute set for level two headings in the body of
a document that does not carry over to the level two headings in the
TOC? For example, I would like to have my L1 headings bolded in the
body and also in the TOC, but my L2 headings bolded in the body but
not the TOC.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If you make bold part of the Heading 2 style, it will not be picked up by
the TOC. Only direct font formatting is picked up by the TOC, not the
Default Paragraph Font.

 

[Joseph N.]

If you make bold part of the Heading 2 style, it will not be
picked up by the TOC. Only direct font formatting is picked up
by the TOC, not the Default Paragraph Font.

Thanks. So if I *do* want bold in the L1 TOC entries, would I need
to redefine that style to remove the bold, and then to reapply it
by direct formatting?

 

[Daiya Mitchell]

Thanks. So if I *do* want bold in the L1 TOC entries, would I need
to redefine that style to remove the bold, and then to reapply it
by direct formatting?

I think you would just add bold to the TOC1 style, which controls the
appearance of the TOC.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Yes, sorry. I misread the original post. The correct way to do this is to
include Bold in the formatting of both Heading 1 and TOC 1.