Node type: Block element (can contain only other elements)
Whitespace: Not protected
A table of contents entry.
One or more:
= Optional element or attribute
<tocBlock>
<title paraID="2">Contents</title>
<titleLabel paraID="3">Title</titleLabel>
<pageLabel paraID="4">Page</pageLabel>
<tocEntry fileIDref="36500_000_intro" paraIDref="1">
<title paraID="5">Introduction</title>
<page paraID="6">v</page>
</tocEntry>
<tocEntry fileIDref="36500_000_hist" paraIDref="1">
<title paraID="7">Historical Summary</title>
<page paraID="8">x</page>
</tocEntry>
<tocEntry fileIDref="36500_000_life" paraIDref="1">
<title paraID="9">The Life and Ministry of Spencer W. Kimball</title>
<page paraID="10">xiv</page>
</tocEntry>
<tocEntry fileIDref="36500_000_1" paraIDref="1">
<title paraID="11">1 “To Live with Him Someday”</title>
<page paraID="12">1</page>
</tocEntry>
<tocEntry fileIDref="36500_000_2" paraIDref="1">
<title paraID="13">2 Tragedy or Destiny?</title>
<page paraID="14">11</page>
</tocEntry>
…
</tocBlock>
Wraps title, titleNumber, page, byline, and kicker elements.
Use paragraph styles like the following:
Each element must be on its own line, even if they will appear on the same line in print.
Note: The style of all lines within a tocBlock should begin with “TOC”, and the style of each tocEntry should have the same prefix; for example, “TOCENT-1_” or “TOCENT-2_”.
If this isn’t practical, use the xmlPara paragraph style to enter beginning and ending <tocBlock> and <tocEntry> tags. Include tocEntry attributes; for example, <tocEntry fileIDref="12345_000_3" paraIDref="1">.