Use drag-and-drop to move content within the table of contents | Base de connaissance

Move content from the table of contents

It is possible to move sections, clauses, and schedule from the table of contents using drag-and-drop.

Note: When content is moved, the numbering of the entire document adjusts automatically.

Hover over a title in the table of contents.
When the hand-shaped cursor appears, click, hold down the mouse button, and drag the content above the location where it should be placed.
Drop it in the desired area by releasing the mouse button.

All content (sections and clauses) indented under the section is moved along with the section.
It is possible to move a section before or after a clause.
It is possible to drop the section inside another section. In this case, the section and its content are indented directly below it.
It is possible to drop the section after another section. In this case, the section and its content are moved completely to the end of the section, at the same hierarchical level.
It is possible to drop the section before another section. In this case, the section and its content are moved just before, at the same hierarchical level.

A clause moves on its own, independently of the section under which it is located.
It is possible to drop a clause before or after another clause.
It is possible to drop a clause inside a section. In this case, the clause is indented directly under the section.
It is possible to drop a clause after a section. In this case, the clause is moved completely to the end of the section, at the same hierarchical level.
It is possible to drop a clause before a section. In this case, the clause is moved directly above the section, at the same hierarchical level.

Schedules can only be moved within the schedule section, at the very end of the document.
It is possible to move a schedule before or after another schedule.