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#### 20.3.2.3 Providing HTML code for each local-TOC entry

You can specify the HTML code to use for local-TOC entries. You can include the following predefined macro variables:

<$$_loctocfile> | Name of the subordinate file
<$$_loctoctitle> | Title of the subordinate file

These macro variables are effective only when Mif2Go produces a local TOC; in any other context they would appear literally, as is usual for undefined macro variables.

Mif2Go uses the following default code if you do not specify another value:

[LocalTOC]

; LocalTOCItem = code for each <$_localtoc> item

LocalTOCItem=<p class="localtocitem">\

<a href="<$$_loctocfile>"><$$_loctoctitle></a></p>

However, if you specify multiple-level local TOCs, the default is different; see §20.3.2.4 Producing multiple-level local TOCs.

The content displayed in a local-TOC item excludes any prefix or suffix value assigned via [StyleTitlePrefix] or [StyleTitleSuffix] (see §18.4.2.3 Specifying a title prefix or suffix).

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

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