A relatively easy solution (which would, unfortunately, mess with your formatting; not sure if there’s a better one that doesn’t do that) might be to convert everything you don’t want in there to paragraph style instead of heading 1/2/3
Wouldn’t that get rid of all of the table of contents?
Ideally I’d have a hierarchy of headings. I think what’s happening is it picks up some (but not all) lines that are entirely bold, and treats those as a sort of Heading 4.
Sorry, I meant to change only the headings you didn’t want (but that won’t work for text that’s already paragraph-style, so I suppose that wouldn’t fix the bold issue in any case; I apologize for mixing things up!).
Testing it out in a draft, it seems like having paragraph breaks before and after a single line of bold text might be what triggers index inclusion? In which case you can likely remove the offending entries by replacing the preceding or subsequent paragraph break with a shift-enter (still hacky, but at least addressing the right problem this time XD).
A Screwtape Point (and upvotes) to whoever can tell me how to fix the table of contents.
A relatively easy solution (which would, unfortunately, mess with your formatting; not sure if there’s a better one that doesn’t do that) might be to convert everything you don’t want in there to paragraph style instead of heading 1/2/3
Wouldn’t that get rid of all of the table of contents?
Ideally I’d have a hierarchy of headings. I think what’s happening is it picks up some (but not all) lines that are entirely bold, and treats those as a sort of Heading 4.
Sorry, I meant to change only the headings you didn’t want (but that won’t work for text that’s already paragraph-style, so I suppose that wouldn’t fix the bold issue in any case; I apologize for mixing things up!).
Testing it out in a draft, it seems like having paragraph breaks before and after a single line of bold text might be what triggers index inclusion? In which case you can likely remove the offending entries by replacing the preceding or subsequent paragraph break with a shift-enter (still hacky, but at least addressing the right problem this time XD).