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Get little endian paragraph title shape
How can I make (La)TeX prefer to fill centered linesHow to linebreak part ToC entries using tocloft/titletoc and the book classHow can I get this title page?I do not get a titlefontspec in book titleTitle page rendering incorrectlyTitle Page and moreHow to get multiline paragraph titles?Unable to line break title with maketitle - using custom title packageMaking little spaces between the lines of the title
As you can see in the MWE, I customize the chapter titles to be displayed in the center of the page with:
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
So, when I have a little bit long title, the break line come in each line at soon as possible. Then the paragraph title appear as a “big endian” pyramid (triangle in fact…).
For example, with the following MWE:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
begindocument
chapterJustification de l’étendue terminologique
enddocument
I get this rendering:
When the expected result is:
I know I can use the optional argument of chapter command like chapter[Justification de l’étendue terminologique]Justification de\ l’étendue terminologique.
But my goal is to make LaTeX do it himself, without force me to do it manually. So, is their some package or something to get this behavior for titles?
line-breaking titles books rendering
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As you can see in the MWE, I customize the chapter titles to be displayed in the center of the page with:
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
So, when I have a little bit long title, the break line come in each line at soon as possible. Then the paragraph title appear as a “big endian” pyramid (triangle in fact…).
For example, with the following MWE:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
begindocument
chapterJustification de l’étendue terminologique
enddocument
I get this rendering:
When the expected result is:
I know I can use the optional argument of chapter command like chapter[Justification de l’étendue terminologique]Justification de\ l’étendue terminologique.
But my goal is to make LaTeX do it himself, without force me to do it manually. So, is their some package or something to get this behavior for titles?
line-breaking titles books rendering
asked 17 mins ago
fauvefauve
812514
add a comment |
As you can see in the MWE, I customize the chapter titles to be displayed in the center of the page with:
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
So, when I have a little bit long title, the break line come in each line at soon as possible. Then the paragraph title appear as a “big endian” pyramid (triangle in fact…).
For example, with the following MWE:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
begindocument
chapterJustification de l’étendue terminologique
enddocument
I get this rendering:
When the expected result is:
I know I can use the optional argument of chapter command like chapter[Justification de l’étendue terminologique]Justification de\ l’étendue terminologique.
But my goal is to make LaTeX do it himself, without force me to do it manually. So, is their some package or something to get this behavior for titles?
line-breaking titles books rendering
asked 17 mins ago
fauvefauve
812514
As you can see in the MWE, I customize the chapter titles to be displayed in the center of the page with:
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
So, when I have a little bit long title, the break line come in each line at soon as possible. Then the paragraph title appear as a “big endian” pyramid (triangle in fact…).
For example, with the following MWE:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
titleformatchapter[display]
normalfonthugebfseriescenteringcenteringthechapter20ptHuge
begindocument
chapterJustification de l’étendue terminologique
enddocument
I get this rendering:
When the expected result is:
I know I can use the optional argument of chapter command like chapter[Justification de l’étendue terminologique]Justification de\ l’étendue terminologique.
But my goal is to make LaTeX do it himself, without force me to do it manually. So, is their some package or something to get this behavior for titles?
line-breaking titles books rendering
line-breaking titles books rendering
asked 17 mins ago
fauvefauve
812514
asked 17 mins ago
fauvefauve
812514
asked 17 mins ago
fauvefauve
812514
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fauvefauve
812514
asked 17 mins ago
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812514
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