Document Editor | References & Links
The Insert and References tabs. All of it is written the way Word writes it, so a document edited here opens in Word with working links, a table of contents Word can update, and real footnotes.
Insert
Section titled “Insert”InsertHyperlink(target, text) (Ctrl+K) |
A w:hyperlink with an external relationship, or #bookmark for a place in the document. Drawn blue and underlined; RemoveHyperlink; CurrentHyperlink for editing |
| Following a link | Ctrl/Cmd+click on Blazor; Open Link (Insert ▸ Links) on MAUI, where a touch screen has no Ctrl. External links raise LinkActivated / LinkClicked (default: open in the browser); bookmark links jump |
InsertBookmark(name), GoToBookmark(name), Bookmarks |
Word’s naming rule enforced by IsValidBookmarkName |
InsertDateTime(format), DateTimeFormats(now) |
Typed as text |
InsertSymbol, CommonSymbols |
The symbol grid |
InsertHorizontalLine |
An empty paragraph with a bottom border, which is what Word’s line is |
InsertPageNumberField |
A PAGE field in the body |
InsertBlankPage |
Two page breaks |
InsertSectionBreak(NextPage | Continuous) |
A paragraph-level w:sectPr; a next-page break starts a new page in print layout |
Headers, footers and page numbers in the header or footer are on Page Layout & Views.
Table of contents
Section titled “Table of contents”InsertTableOfContents() builds one from Heading 1-3 before the caret’s paragraph, the way Word writes
it: a TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u field whose result is a line per heading, each a hyperlink to a hidden
_Toc bookmark on the heading, with a right tab stop and a dotted leader before the page number. Page
numbers come from a print pagination whatever the view is showing.
UpdateTableOfContents() (References ▸ Update Table) rebuilds it in place; Word regenerates it from the
field too.
Footnotes
Section titled “Footnotes”InsertFootnote(text) writes the reference and the note (footnotes.xml, created with Word’s separator
notes). References are numbered by order of citation, not id, and renumber as notes are added.
References ▸ Next Footnote steps through them.
In print layout each page’s notes are drawn at its foot under a short rule, and the paginator reserves the room for them; in reflow they follow the text under a rule. Endnotes are read and numbered but not drawn.
var c = editor.Controller!;
c.InsertHyperlink("https://shinylib.net", "Shiny");c.InsertBookmark("Summary");c.InsertHyperlink("#Summary", "see the summary");c.InsertTableOfContents();c.InsertFootnote("Source: annual report.");c.UpdateTableOfContents();

