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[張書瀚 <address@hidden>]

After I clone the window and click the TOC entry there, the cloned window jump to the target

->Next time you use the original window as the navigation window. 

Use Ctrl+Home jumps to the beginning of the document(TOC should be near). 

It's not a good solution, I want document map, too ;-)

2013/5/16 hpl <address@hidden>

Thanks for the tips.

Navigation between similar tags is really handy.

For the first tip. After I clone the window and click the TOC entry there, the cloned window jump to the target. The original window remains the same. It's different from a "document map" where the map (TOC) is always there and you can use it to contol the view point of your document. It seems the current best way is to:

   * Have a TOC at the beginning.
   * Whenever you want to jump, use [fn+alt+<--] (for mac) to jump to the beginning of the document in one shot.
   * Click the TOC entry to jump to a particular section.

On 15/5/13 9:06 PM, 張書瀚 wrote:

I didn't find that component either. 

For now, I will insert a [Table of contents], and open a clone window[view->clone window] for navigation.

And [Go to Next similar tag(Ctrl+pagedown)] / [Go to previous similar tag(Ctrl+pageup)] is very handy, too.

2013/5/15 hpl <address@hidden>

Hi, everyone,

Is there an equivalent component like MS-Word's "document map"? I tried to search the Internet and the manual but found nothing. When the document becomes large, it will be useful to have a document map sidebar to jump between sections.

Thanks,
Pili