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Ok I looked at the screenshots and can tell you what happens. In case of separate text frames, TOC will get the one on the left first. So you have several options : thread your frames, make a unique f …

Solution 1: Use Grep find/change to remove anchored objects in your Toc. Find ~a (anchored object marker), replace by nothing. Pros: super fast Cons: You need to redo it every time you update the TOC …

If you want to keep things automatic, just like adding pages to your TOC when needed and delete them if necessary after updating, you can use Smart text reflow feature. Assuming you're document use …

Autoflow is great feature, but a few things have to be nicely set in order to make it work correctly. I've tried to understand your process but I can only have a guess. Here's an example on how things …

Two suggestions : decrease the "space after" value of your "Table of Contents" Title paragraph style place "Table of Contents" title and the Toc content in two separate frames. You can thread th …

I know this is a rather old question but since nobody answered you, I'll take a go. You have actually reached the limit of using the leader feature. If you want to do it properly (yeah!), you need to …

If I understand correctly, you seem to have character styles manually applied in your headers text, right? If that so, TOC does retain the character styles indeed. Like this: Now, my first qu …

In the Toc panel, first click on "more Options". Then, all you have to do is to create and apply a character style to the page numbers. Repeat for every entry.