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When the table of contents is generated, it numbers sections based upon their heading:

1. section 1  
2. section 2  
2.1 section 2.1  
2.2 section 2.2  
3. section 3

I would like these section numbers to appear at the paragraph level as well:

1. (section 1 header text)
... section 1 content ...

2. (section 2 header text)
... section 2 content ....

Any tips?

Pooven
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Brian Webster
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3 Answers3

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There is a user-preference to make all headings use outline numbering, but no way to make that a default for all users. Here's a few lines of code which can be added to your LocalSettings.php file which do that.

$wgExtensionFunctions[] = 'wfNumberHeadings';
function wfNumberHeadings() {
    global $wgUser;
    $wgUser->setOption('numberheadings', true);
}
two7s_clash
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3

According to this page, you can also change in LocalSettings.php to make this behavior the default.

$wgDefaultUserOptions['numberheadings'] = 1;
Satri
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0

I found that this extension was the best way to go: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:NumberedHeadings

Also, the OP wants to number your paragraph levels as well - I'd say just make all paragraphs actually SubHeading#5 and use CSS to make it look ho

Demis
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