20.3.2.2 Providing HTML code before and after local TOCs

You can specify starting and ending HTML code to surround local TOCs. For example, you might want to provide an introductory phrase before each TOC, and add some space after each TOC.

Mif2Go uses the following default code if you do not specify other values for LocalTOCStart or LocalTOCEnd:

[LocalTOC]

; LocalTOCStart = starting code for <$_localtoc>

LocalTOCStart=<p class="localtocstart">In this section:</p>

; LocalTOCEnd = ending code for <$_localtoc>

LocalTOCEnd=<br>

To prevent Mif2Go from including starting or ending code, you can set either or both options to a blank value:

[LocalTOC]

LocalTOCStart=

LocalTOCEnd=

Note:  For either of these settings to take effect, you must enable local TOCs; see §20.3.1 Directing Mif2Go to generate local TOCs.

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