User Tool Headings

[Fabian]

Once Upon a Time it was not able to go by the User Tool to go up in the hierarchy without step to step. 

 

Like 

 

<h1>

<h2>

<h3>

<h2>

<h1>

 

Now it is possible to 

 

<h1>

<h2>

<h3>

<h1>

 

Which makes really sense. 

 

BUT if I now have a HTML file which has.

 

<h1>

<h2>

<h3>

<h2>

 

Accordance change the second <h2> always to a <h1> <title> Thats not what I want. See image:

 

 

In the source are the 2 Peter <h1>, the Chapters are all <h2> and the Chapter headings <h3>,

 

BUT in Accordance are from the 2nd <h2> now marked as <T> and the <3> as <2>. So all headings have a wrong hierarchy. 

Yes I can it change in the Edit Window, but NO I don't want do this for all Headings. 66 books, 1089 Chapters, ca. 30000 verses, and a lot of headings.

 

 

So   source    Accordance

       <h1>       <h1>

       <h2>       <h2>

       <h3>       <h3> till here all is correct.

       <h2>       <h1> the bug begins.

       <h3>       <h2>

       <h2>       <h1>

       <h3>       <h2> 

 

It is wrong till a new <h1> is in the source. Then it start from new.

 

new <h1>       <h1>

       <h2>       <h2>

       <h3>       <h3> till here all is correct.

       <h2>       <h1> the bug begins.

       <h3>       <h2>

       <h2>       <h1>

       <h3>       <h2> 

new <h1>       <h1>

       <h2>       <h2>

       <h3>       <h3> till here all is correct again.

       <h2>       <h1> the bug begins again.

       <h3>       <h2>

       <h2>       <h1>

       <h3>       <h2> 

 

Thanks for the fix.

 

Greetings

 

Fabian

Edited July 27, 2019 by Fabian

[Fabian]

I guess this should be fixed with 12.3.5, but unfortunately it is not. 

 

Greetings

 

Fabian

[Fabian]

In 13.0.3?

[OSchrock]

I am having this same problem. I've spent forever trying to figure out the problem with my HTML file and finally I found this forum thread - so I guess it's just a bug.

Did you ever find a workaround or are we stuck until this bug gets fixed?

 

in Accordance 13.0.3