GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 732547
Side pane: Use TOC (Table of Contents) instead of Index
Last modified: 2015-10-18 16:05:23 UTC
In the side pane, the TOC (Table of Contents) is wrongly labeled as "Index".
It could be "Outline" which is shorter while meaning the same, and it would the same term used in the PDF specification. A reason to avoid "Table of Contents" is that this would exacerbate the problem reported in Bug 674739. Long terms in a list makes the list wider, and by extension, the sidebar's width can only be reduced to the size of the list. Leave alone the translations.
Ok, "Outline" is somehow better than TOC, because these "booksmarks" (Acroread lingo) are often more than a normat TOC.
Created attachment 313597 [details] [review] ev-sidebar-links: Rename text from Index to Outline. In the specification it is referred as "document outline", which in most cases is close to "Table of Contents". In any case, the term is more meaningful than Index.
Comment on attachment 313597 [details] [review] ev-sidebar-links: Rename text from Index to Outline. Sounds reasonable.
Review of attachment 313597 [details] [review]: Pushed in master