How to put different page numbering in outline?

Questions
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1

While creating the outline like this

set page(numbering: "— 1 / 2 —")
show outline.entry.where(level: 1): it => {
    set text(13pt, font: title-font)
    v(12pt, weak: true)
    strong(it)
}

I get the outline with the following page numbering

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Is there a way to get the page numbering in the outline just with the page number (2 in this case)? instead of having the full page numbering?

3

You can use the “state-outline” trick (Outlines - Typst Examples Book) which detects if your element is in the outline or not via a state.

#let in-outline = state("in-outline", false)

#set heading(numbering: "1.1")
#set text(font: "DM Sans")

#set page(numbering: (..n) => context {
  if in-outline.get() {
    numbering("1", ..n)
  } else {
    numbering("1 / 1", ..n)
  }
})

#show outline: it => {
  in-outline.update(true)
  it
  in-outline.update(false)
}


#show outline.entry.where(level: 1): it => {
  set text(13pt, font: "DM Sans")
  v(12pt, weak: true)
  strong(it)
}

#outline()

= Introduction

== Don't Know

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The alternative would be to completely recreate the outline entry via the show-rule which is possible but tedious.

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4

Thank you a lot! This is a perfect solution for the outline, but I was trying to implement something similar for references (as I also have a custom entry for the header) but this works for the first time I reference something but not for the second time.

#let in-ref = state("in-ref", false)

#show ref: it => {
    in-ref.update(true)
    set text(font-color)
    it
    in-ref.update(false)
  }

#set heading(numbering: (..n) => context {
    if in-ref.get() {numbering("1.1", ..n)} else {[
      #numbering("1.1", ..n)
      #h(0.3em)
      #box(width: 1.2pt, height: 1.1em, fill: gray.darken(20%), baseline: 20%)
      #h(0.2em)
    ]}
  })

But this result in a behaviour like this

image

What is going on?

5

I am not sure what is going on there specifically but here I would just recommend a normal show-rule instead:

#show ref: r => if r.element.func() == heading [
  #let vert-line = box(width: 1.2pt, height: 1.1em, fill: gray.darken(20%), baseline: 20%)
  #r#h(0.3em)#vert-line#h(0.2em)
] else { r }

EDIT: Misread and realized you want it the other way around, whoops. See

#show ref: r => if r.element.func() == heading [
  #link(r.element.location())[
    #r.element.supplement #counter(heading).display("1.1")
  ]
] else { r }
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