How to Create a Table of Contents in Affinity Publisher

[@deborahv.3402]

Thanks man...that's exactly what I needed

[@princemehra12]

I loved your voice.

[@Jez2008UK]

Great video, thanks. Just a general improvement suggestion, I know for this video it wasn't about those buttons and checkboxes you mentioned, but when mentioning things, try to say more than what the written description next to the item says that you're explaining. We can read that for ourselves, we need to understand what it does, so if you elaborate on that, rather than just read out aloud what is written, that'd be super helpful :) Thanks !

[@etiennepain747]

Hi, it doesnt display page numbers in the table of contents for me. Do you know why ?

[@bns.online]

Hi, great videos! Do you maybe know if there is an automatic way to fill the gap between the heading on the left and the page number on the right with dots? Thanks for your help!

[@nathanaelroux4575]

Hi, I know this comment is months old and you probably figured it out, but for others out there the way to do it is to edit the Paragraph Style of your entry and in "Tab Stops" you select "Tab stop leader character" and the dotted line will appear between the heading and the page number.

[@N2LRB]

You need to zoom in so that the reader can see the actual table better. I could not see the table well, it was too small to read.

[@nounix]

I don't understand why all this "text styles" blablabla is necessary - it's just confusing.
Can't you just add a table of contents, and then highlight each entry on its list and create a hyperlink for it which will jump you to the corresponding page on your pdf document? (You know, simple stuff that makes sense instead of all this "text styles" stuff that makes absolutely no sense - even the way it's named doesn't even "hint" to someone that it may be somehow related to hyperlinking a list entry to a page in the document (as it should)...)?
Thanks! :)