Comment 1 David Green 2011-10-11 13:58:51 EDT

Created attachment 204964 [details]
screenshot showing Editor font size preferences for headings

Heading sizes are already adjusted based on the heading level.  See the attached screenshot, which shows the default settings.

Heading font sizes are adjustable with a preference setting.  Search for "WikiText" in preferences, and you'll find these settings.

Comment 2 David Green 2011-10-11 13:59:34 EDT

resolving as worksforme, since the default behaviour is as requested

Comment 3 David Green 2011-10-11 14:00:40 EDT

I just realized that the bug is for {toc}, not the headings themselves.

Comment 4 David Green 2011-10-19 19:42:36 EDT

Can you elaborate on your use case?  Is this while editing a *.textile file or similar, or while in the task editor?

Comment 5 Sam Davis 2011-10-19 20:41:21 EDT

This was in the task editor, editing a task with a very, very long description with many headings and (sub)+headings.

Comment 6 David Green 2011-10-20 13:48:32 EDT

This is impressive - possibly the first time I've heard of {toc} being used in the task editor.  Traditionally the indentation level is used to indicate "importance" or heading level.  I've provided an example below.

{toc}

h1. Foo

h2. Bar

h3. Baz

h2. More Bar

h1. More Foo

Comment 7 David Green 2011-11-07 12:10:13 EST

Thanks for the suggestion Sam.  Sizing fonts in the table of contents based on heading level is a special case: the convention is to indend table of contents items to indicate heading level.  Marking as Won't Fix.