Why did alignment of my outline entries break in Typst 0.13.0?

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Hi, I’m facing an issue that I can’t solve myself.
In my templates, small part outlines was styled as follow:

set text(size: textSize, fill: textColor, weight: textWeight)
box(width: 1.1cm, inset: (y: insetSize), align(left, number))
h(0.1cm)
box(inset: (y: insetSize), width: 100% - 1.2cm, )[
  #link(location, title)
  #box(width: 1fr, repeat(text(weight: "regular")[. #h(4pt)])) 
  #link(location, heading_page)
]

This code was working until Typst 0.12.0, but with Typst 0.13.0 I’m facing an unwanted align when the text is too long to fit in one line.

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This was the same result with Typst 0.12.0

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This is the minimum reproducible example.

https://typst.app/project/rji1x14t2hEFf5ZS7ZwhFp

Do you have any idea? Thanks a lot.

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Hi, could you provide a minimal reproducible example?

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Hi, this is the example, thanks: Typst

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You have your whole outline wrapped in an align(bottom + right, ..) block. The alignment of the outline then propagates to the outline entries, thus the individual lines of the title are also right-aligned. You can fix this by overriding the alignment inside the box containing the title, similar to how you did it for the number:

#let my-outline-row(..) = {
  set text(size: textSize, fill: textColor, weight: textWeight)
  box(width: 1.1cm, inset: (y: insetSize), align(left, number))
  h(0.1cm)
  box(inset: (y: insetSize), width: 100% - 1.2cm, )[
    #set align(left) // <-- Add this line
    #link(location, title)
    #box(width: 1fr, repeat(text(weight: "regular")[. #h(4pt)])) 
    #link(location, heading_page)
  ]
}
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Thanks a lot. I don’t understand why the behavior changed with 0.13.0. Maybe it was a bug of the previous versions…

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Hey @Flavio, glad you’ve solved your problem. I’ve marked @Eric’s response as a solution. Please let us know if this was a mistake.

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