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Enum OutlineLevel

Defines the hierarchical level of a paragraph for table of contents generation and document structure navigation, with nine levels plus a no-level option.

Namespace: Telerik.Windows.Documents.Flow.Model.Styles
Assembly: Telerik.Windows.Documents.Flow.dll

Syntax

public enum OutlineLevel

Level1

Top-level heading in the document hierarchy, typically used for major sections or chapters.

Level2

Second-level heading in the document hierarchy, typically used for subsections.

Level3

Third-level heading in the document hierarchy, providing additional content structure.

Level4

Fourth-level heading in the document hierarchy, for deeper content organization.

Level5

Fifth-level heading in the document hierarchy, for detailed content subdivision.

Level6

Sixth-level heading in the document hierarchy, for granular content organization.

Level7

Seventh-level heading in the document hierarchy, for fine-grained content structure.

Level8

Eighth-level heading in the document hierarchy, for very detailed organization.

Level9

Ninth and deepest heading level in the document hierarchy, for maximum content subdivision.

None

Paragraph has no outline level and will not appear in tables of contents.

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