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Adding a subgroup
You can ‘nest’ groups into each other, to create a tree like navigation
structure consisting of groups, subgroups and sub-subgroups if you
like. We recommend this only for the largest of publications as users
can easily lose track of where they are if the table of contents is too
complex.
This is the easiest way to make a subgroup:
◆1
◆Add a ‘normal’ Table of Contents entry as described in ‘Adding
an entry to your table of contents’
◆2
◆Right-click on the created entry and select Insert Into from the
pop-up menu
◆3
◆This will promote your created entry to a subgroup and also
create a sub-entry in it (A group must always have at least one
sub-entry)
We will illustrate how it works with an example:
Suppose you have created a Table of Contents already that
looks like the one in the screenshot. Now you want to add a new
subgroup called ‘Chapter 1.3 – Troubleshooting'. You want it to
be a subgroup, because you want to add more page-links in this
subchapter later. The exact steps are described in the screenshots
on the right.