Hi,
I upgraded my LibreOffice to version 25. Now my table of contents in Writer has a border. How can I turn it off in version 25?
In the old version I would:
Go to Tools>Options, LibreOffice>Application Colors.
There I would turn this border of.
But in version 25 there is no ‘Application Colors’ in Tools>Options, LibreOffice.
So how do you change it for version 25?
Thanks for advice.
Since there are now more and more customisable items in the GUI, Application Colors has been changed to a menu-driven control. Go to LibreOffice>Appearance (a change of name!) and play with Customization Items menu.
However, I don’t understand your question. By default, a TOC has no border unless you configure in a smart and consistent way the Contents xxx collection of paragraph styles. You perhaps mean the background.
This is a visual hint for auto-generated contents. Unfortunately you can’t remove it for TOC.
New in 25.x, there is a boundary hint around the TOC (once again to show the extent of auto-generated contents). You can hide this boundary with View> Boundaries. However, I advocate against. This hint does not print but it also controls page, table, section, … boundary display. Since this gives you valuable information about the structure of your document, it is preferable to keep it.
PS: when asking here, always mention OS name, exact LO version (e.g. 25.2.3.2 instead of 25) and save format.
Ok, that’s it. It solved my problem. Thanks.
It is for LO Version: 25.2.3.2
Solution
I was:
Tools> LibreOffice>Appearance> Customization
Then:
Writer - Section boundaries
By default it has gray color, changed it to white.
Then the problem is solved.
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