Thread: [Solved] After creating a Table of Contents using the automated tool, how to manually add further lines to it
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Old 08-20-2018, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Swarup View Post
When I implement this in the text of the book it looks fine. But what it achieves in the TOC is that the Hindi and English all appear on one line. Whereas, I want the TOC to look as you showed, with the Hindi on one line and the English just below it, and the dotted line coming from the English running over to the page number.
And, having formatted the heading as described, did you also add the \x switch and refresh the TOC?
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