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{sectioning} is about commands like \chapter or \section forming the logical structure of documents. For questions specifically about {parts}, {chapters} or lower-level commands ({sections-paragraphs}), add the respective tag to the more general {sectioning}. A popular package is {titlesec}.

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I have mostly been a Plain TeX user, but for collaboration purposes find myself having to use LaTeX. In the LaTeXed book I am working on, I would like to have headers as described in the fourth ...
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I would like to add a line break in between the section number and section title. The title would start on the next line and not be indented if it wraps. Only in the content, not the TOC. In other ...
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How can I customize the heading style for categorized glossaries printed with the glossaries package? Currently, when using the book document class, glossary sections are formatted as chapter headings ...
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I'm working on a beamer presentation and isn't necessarily too long, but I will need to split topics in subsections. The thing is that with my current theme (Singapore) the navigation bar shows a new ...
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I'm trying to adapt an old style file for accessibility and I've run into an issue where some manual indentation on redefined section commands breaks tagging. Here's a MWE: \DocumentMetadata{tagging-...
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I can't seem to get unnumbered sections to work with tex4ebook. I need all my chapters and sections to be unnumbered and appear in the ToC using memoir (so starred version wouldn't fit). I have read ...
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I would like my section and subsection style to be like this, using tikz : For the section, I've got the tikz doing that but I don't know how to adapt it in the titleformat properly (errors still ...
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So, I have a book that called for editing chapter and section headers trough titlesec. Now I'm without much succes looking for a way how to incorporate two Indexes (potentially with two columns) that ...
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I'm typesetting some fiction, and I want to change how section headings are displayed. Unfortunately, no matter what I try, I can't seem to force the section number and the section title to be ...
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I'm using Oveleaf and LaTeX for the first time at the moment for a uni assignment. As you can see from my code I have each subsection in there once but when I look at the PDF output the subsections ...
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In part of my document, which uses the book class, the \input command is starting the input file on a new page when I used it instead of \include to explicitly avoid that problem and have it start ...
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I've seen on this previous question that the memoir package can be used. I was wondering whether srcbook has a similar set-up: I tried to apply this previous solution to the current case, but I am ...
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I am trying to recreate the chapter titles from the 2010 print edition of Ogata's book, 'Modern Control Engineering'. Here's a sample of the pages in question: As you can see, the chapter number is ...
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Content: Background Observed effect Question Background I want to document one of my packages in a separate document using examples by calling said package. Observed effect Consider demo.sty which ...
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Below is a minimal example of a simple document with a header consisting of text and a \titlerule. This appears as follows: \documentclass[10pt, letterpaper]{article} \usepackage[ ignoreheadfoot, ...
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