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How can I number paragraphs (and sections) in the margin?
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I am (still) trying replicate the layout of this document.
Sections and paragraphs are all numbered, in the margin (the chapter titles do not treat this as a margin, but I can ignore that). They are left-aligned.
So far, Google and playing have uncovered these:
1) parano.sty
This allows me to auto-number paragraphs, which is nice. It has no flexibility for depth (i.e. sub-paragraphs) and I haven't tested moving its numbers.
2) paragraph
This is the closest solution so far. Using setcountersecnumdepth5 I can add numbers to my paragraphs. This code then puts all of the numbers in the margin:
makeatletter
def@seccntformat#1protectmakebox[0pt][r]csname the#1endcsnamequad
makeatother
I can make these left-aligned by increasing [0pt] and changing r to l, but I haven't been able to get the hanging indent right (or to move the box into the left margin)
Further, paragraphs without a title leave some space (presumably to separate text from the title?), further stopping the neat alignment I am aiming for.
This solution (with the same limitations) also allows me to use sub-paragraphs, which I will eventually need.
numbering margins boxes paragraphs
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
add a comment |
I am (still) trying replicate the layout of this document.
Sections and paragraphs are all numbered, in the margin (the chapter titles do not treat this as a margin, but I can ignore that). They are left-aligned.
So far, Google and playing have uncovered these:
1) parano.sty
This allows me to auto-number paragraphs, which is nice. It has no flexibility for depth (i.e. sub-paragraphs) and I haven't tested moving its numbers.
2) paragraph
This is the closest solution so far. Using setcountersecnumdepth5 I can add numbers to my paragraphs. This code then puts all of the numbers in the margin:
makeatletter
def@seccntformat#1protectmakebox[0pt][r]csname the#1endcsnamequad
makeatother
I can make these left-aligned by increasing [0pt] and changing r to l, but I haven't been able to get the hanging indent right (or to move the box into the left margin)
Further, paragraphs without a title leave some space (presumably to separate text from the title?), further stopping the neat alignment I am aiming for.
This solution (with the same limitations) also allows me to use sub-paragraphs, which I will eventually need.
numbering margins boxes paragraphs
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
I've updated my initial answer with a new approach, defining two new fresh sectional units.
– Gonzalo Medina
May 10 '12 at 2:33
Link is broken @Martin
– alexy13
Oct 13 '14 at 13:58
see also How can I do numbering with a hanging indent to the left into the page margin?
– barbara beeton
Jan 18 '15 at 15:05
@alexy13 As best I can find, this is (an updated version of) the document publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/…
– owjburnham
Aug 11 '17 at 13:57
add a comment |
I am (still) trying replicate the layout of this document.
Sections and paragraphs are all numbered, in the margin (the chapter titles do not treat this as a margin, but I can ignore that). They are left-aligned.
So far, Google and playing have uncovered these:
1) parano.sty
This allows me to auto-number paragraphs, which is nice. It has no flexibility for depth (i.e. sub-paragraphs) and I haven't tested moving its numbers.
2) paragraph
This is the closest solution so far. Using setcountersecnumdepth5 I can add numbers to my paragraphs. This code then puts all of the numbers in the margin:
makeatletter
def@seccntformat#1protectmakebox[0pt][r]csname the#1endcsnamequad
makeatother
I can make these left-aligned by increasing [0pt] and changing r to l, but I haven't been able to get the hanging indent right (or to move the box into the left margin)
Further, paragraphs without a title leave some space (presumably to separate text from the title?), further stopping the neat alignment I am aiming for.
This solution (with the same limitations) also allows me to use sub-paragraphs, which I will eventually need.
numbering margins boxes paragraphs
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
I am (still) trying replicate the layout of this document.
Sections and paragraphs are all numbered, in the margin (the chapter titles do not treat this as a margin, but I can ignore that). They are left-aligned.
So far, Google and playing have uncovered these:
1) parano.sty
This allows me to auto-number paragraphs, which is nice. It has no flexibility for depth (i.e. sub-paragraphs) and I haven't tested moving its numbers.
2) paragraph
This is the closest solution so far. Using setcountersecnumdepth5 I can add numbers to my paragraphs. This code then puts all of the numbers in the margin:
makeatletter
def@seccntformat#1protectmakebox[0pt][r]csname the#1endcsnamequad
makeatother
I can make these left-aligned by increasing [0pt] and changing r to l, but I haven't been able to get the hanging indent right (or to move the box into the left margin)
Further, paragraphs without a title leave some space (presumably to separate text from the title?), further stopping the neat alignment I am aiming for.
This solution (with the same limitations) also allows me to use sub-paragraphs, which I will eventually need.
numbering margins boxes paragraphs
numbering margins boxes paragraphs
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
asked May 9 '12 at 21:56
MartinMartin
13015
13015
I've updated my initial answer with a new approach, defining two new fresh sectional units.
– Gonzalo Medina
May 10 '12 at 2:33
Link is broken @Martin
– alexy13
Oct 13 '14 at 13:58
see also How can I do numbering with a hanging indent to the left into the page margin?
– barbara beeton
Jan 18 '15 at 15:05
@alexy13 As best I can find, this is (an updated version of) the document publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/…
– owjburnham
Aug 11 '17 at 13:57
add a comment |
I've updated my initial answer with a new approach, defining two new fresh sectional units.
– Gonzalo Medina
May 10 '12 at 2:33
Link is broken @Martin
– alexy13
Oct 13 '14 at 13:58
see also How can I do numbering with a hanging indent to the left into the page margin?
– barbara beeton
Jan 18 '15 at 15:05
@alexy13 As best I can find, this is (an updated version of) the document publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/…
– owjburnham
Aug 11 '17 at 13:57
I've updated my initial answer with a new approach, defining two new fresh sectional units.
– Gonzalo Medina
May 10 '12 at 2:33
I've updated my initial answer with a new approach, defining two new fresh sectional units.
– Gonzalo Medina
May 10 '12 at 2:33
Link is broken @Martin
– alexy13
Oct 13 '14 at 13:58
Link is broken @Martin
– alexy13
Oct 13 '14 at 13:58
see also How can I do numbering with a hanging indent to the left into the page margin?
– barbara beeton
Jan 18 '15 at 15:05
see also How can I do numbering with a hanging indent to the left into the page margin?
– barbara beeton
Jan 18 '15 at 15:05
@alexy13 As best I can find, this is (an updated version of) the document publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/…
– owjburnham
Aug 11 '17 at 13:57
@alexy13 As best I can find, this is (an updated version of) the document publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/…
– owjburnham
Aug 11 '17 at 13:57
add a comment |
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After giving a look at the linked document, I could detect six sectional units: chapters, sections, numbered subsections with title, numbered subsections without title, numbered subsubsections with title, and numbered subsubsections without title. So the problem is how to define these six sectional units.
The code below shows a possible solution using the titlesec package; the underlaying idea is to use llap and parboxes to typeset the numbers hanging onto the margin. The length titleindent allows you to easily control the hanging indent.
paragraph has been changed so that it will allow numbered subsections without title and subparagraph was also redefined to allow numbered subsubsections.
The following table shows the "dictionary" between each secional unit of the document and the LaTeX command that will be used to typeset it:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
paragraphNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subparagraph
And here's the code (feel free to make the necessary adjustments to satisfy your requirements):
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
pretocmdparagraphstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubparagraphstepcountersubsubsection
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatparagraph[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0em
titleformatsubparagraph[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionhfill0em
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*paragraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
begindocument
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
paragraph% acts like a numbered subsection without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subparagraph% acts like a numbered subsubsection without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
The previous approach assumes that you won't use paragraph and subparagraph with their standard formatting; another (perhaps more sensible) option is to define two fresh new sectional units; this, of course, requires a little additional work, but now you will have the standard sectional units plus the two new ones.
The following code illustrates this approach defining subsectionwt (for numbered subsections without titles) and subsubsectionwt (for numbered subsubsections without titles); it also makes the necessary provisions for the ToC.
The new "dictionary" is now:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
subsectionwtNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subsubsectionwtParagraphs ->
paragraphSubparagraphs ->
subparagraph
The example code:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec,titletoc
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
% counters for the new sectional units
newcountersubsectionwt
newcountersubsubsectionwt
% definition of the new sectional units with the representation of the counters
titleclasssubsectionwtstraight[subsubsection]
renewcommandthesubsectionwtthesection.arabicsubsectionwt
titleclasssubsubsectionwtstraight[subsectionwt]
renewcommandthesubsubsectionwtthesubsection.arabicsubsubsectionwt
% subsection must increase the subsectionwt counter
% and subsectionwt must increase the subsection counter
% Analogous treatment for subsubsection and subsubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsectionwtstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubsectionstepcountersubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsubsectionwtstepcountersubsubsection
pretocmdsubsubsectionstepcountersubsubsectionwt
% format for the sectional units
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionwthfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionwt0embfseries
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsubsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
% numbered entries without title shouldn't go to the ToC
titlecontentssubsectionwt[]
titlecontentssubsubsectionwt[]
begindocument
tableofcontents
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
subsectionwt% for numbered subsections without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionwt% for numbered subsubsections without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have asubsectionwtas first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, thesubsectionwtcounter should be reset for the second,newcountersubsectionwt[section]does the trick
– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
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If the section number is below the title, put parbox[b] in the answer by @GonzaloMedina. To increase the indent for subsections, see the answer to automatic legal-style indentation in all ((sub)sub)sections.
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After giving a look at the linked document, I could detect six sectional units: chapters, sections, numbered subsections with title, numbered subsections without title, numbered subsubsections with title, and numbered subsubsections without title. So the problem is how to define these six sectional units.
The code below shows a possible solution using the titlesec package; the underlaying idea is to use llap and parboxes to typeset the numbers hanging onto the margin. The length titleindent allows you to easily control the hanging indent.
paragraph has been changed so that it will allow numbered subsections without title and subparagraph was also redefined to allow numbered subsubsections.
The following table shows the "dictionary" between each secional unit of the document and the LaTeX command that will be used to typeset it:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
paragraphNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subparagraph
And here's the code (feel free to make the necessary adjustments to satisfy your requirements):
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
pretocmdparagraphstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubparagraphstepcountersubsubsection
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatparagraph[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0em
titleformatsubparagraph[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionhfill0em
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*paragraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
begindocument
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
paragraph% acts like a numbered subsection without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subparagraph% acts like a numbered subsubsection without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
The previous approach assumes that you won't use paragraph and subparagraph with their standard formatting; another (perhaps more sensible) option is to define two fresh new sectional units; this, of course, requires a little additional work, but now you will have the standard sectional units plus the two new ones.
The following code illustrates this approach defining subsectionwt (for numbered subsections without titles) and subsubsectionwt (for numbered subsubsections without titles); it also makes the necessary provisions for the ToC.
The new "dictionary" is now:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
subsectionwtNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subsubsectionwtParagraphs ->
paragraphSubparagraphs ->
subparagraph
The example code:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec,titletoc
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
% counters for the new sectional units
newcountersubsectionwt
newcountersubsubsectionwt
% definition of the new sectional units with the representation of the counters
titleclasssubsectionwtstraight[subsubsection]
renewcommandthesubsectionwtthesection.arabicsubsectionwt
titleclasssubsubsectionwtstraight[subsectionwt]
renewcommandthesubsubsectionwtthesubsection.arabicsubsubsectionwt
% subsection must increase the subsectionwt counter
% and subsectionwt must increase the subsection counter
% Analogous treatment for subsubsection and subsubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsectionwtstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubsectionstepcountersubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsubsectionwtstepcountersubsubsection
pretocmdsubsubsectionstepcountersubsubsectionwt
% format for the sectional units
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionwthfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionwt0embfseries
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsubsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
% numbered entries without title shouldn't go to the ToC
titlecontentssubsectionwt[]
titlecontentssubsubsectionwt[]
begindocument
tableofcontents
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
subsectionwt% for numbered subsections without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionwt% for numbered subsubsections without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have asubsectionwtas first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, thesubsectionwtcounter should be reset for the second,newcountersubsectionwt[section]does the trick
– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
add a comment |
After giving a look at the linked document, I could detect six sectional units: chapters, sections, numbered subsections with title, numbered subsections without title, numbered subsubsections with title, and numbered subsubsections without title. So the problem is how to define these six sectional units.
The code below shows a possible solution using the titlesec package; the underlaying idea is to use llap and parboxes to typeset the numbers hanging onto the margin. The length titleindent allows you to easily control the hanging indent.
paragraph has been changed so that it will allow numbered subsections without title and subparagraph was also redefined to allow numbered subsubsections.
The following table shows the "dictionary" between each secional unit of the document and the LaTeX command that will be used to typeset it:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
paragraphNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subparagraph
And here's the code (feel free to make the necessary adjustments to satisfy your requirements):
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
pretocmdparagraphstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubparagraphstepcountersubsubsection
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatparagraph[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0em
titleformatsubparagraph[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionhfill0em
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*paragraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
begindocument
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
paragraph% acts like a numbered subsection without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subparagraph% acts like a numbered subsubsection without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
The previous approach assumes that you won't use paragraph and subparagraph with their standard formatting; another (perhaps more sensible) option is to define two fresh new sectional units; this, of course, requires a little additional work, but now you will have the standard sectional units plus the two new ones.
The following code illustrates this approach defining subsectionwt (for numbered subsections without titles) and subsubsectionwt (for numbered subsubsections without titles); it also makes the necessary provisions for the ToC.
The new "dictionary" is now:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
subsectionwtNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subsubsectionwtParagraphs ->
paragraphSubparagraphs ->
subparagraph
The example code:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec,titletoc
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
% counters for the new sectional units
newcountersubsectionwt
newcountersubsubsectionwt
% definition of the new sectional units with the representation of the counters
titleclasssubsectionwtstraight[subsubsection]
renewcommandthesubsectionwtthesection.arabicsubsectionwt
titleclasssubsubsectionwtstraight[subsectionwt]
renewcommandthesubsubsectionwtthesubsection.arabicsubsubsectionwt
% subsection must increase the subsectionwt counter
% and subsectionwt must increase the subsection counter
% Analogous treatment for subsubsection and subsubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsectionwtstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubsectionstepcountersubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsubsectionwtstepcountersubsubsection
pretocmdsubsubsectionstepcountersubsubsectionwt
% format for the sectional units
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionwthfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionwt0embfseries
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsubsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
% numbered entries without title shouldn't go to the ToC
titlecontentssubsectionwt[]
titlecontentssubsubsectionwt[]
begindocument
tableofcontents
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
subsectionwt% for numbered subsections without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionwt% for numbered subsubsections without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have asubsectionwtas first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, thesubsectionwtcounter should be reset for the second,newcountersubsectionwt[section]does the trick
– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
add a comment |
After giving a look at the linked document, I could detect six sectional units: chapters, sections, numbered subsections with title, numbered subsections without title, numbered subsubsections with title, and numbered subsubsections without title. So the problem is how to define these six sectional units.
The code below shows a possible solution using the titlesec package; the underlaying idea is to use llap and parboxes to typeset the numbers hanging onto the margin. The length titleindent allows you to easily control the hanging indent.
paragraph has been changed so that it will allow numbered subsections without title and subparagraph was also redefined to allow numbered subsubsections.
The following table shows the "dictionary" between each secional unit of the document and the LaTeX command that will be used to typeset it:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
paragraphNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subparagraph
And here's the code (feel free to make the necessary adjustments to satisfy your requirements):
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
pretocmdparagraphstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubparagraphstepcountersubsubsection
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatparagraph[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0em
titleformatsubparagraph[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionhfill0em
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*paragraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
begindocument
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
paragraph% acts like a numbered subsection without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subparagraph% acts like a numbered subsubsection without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
The previous approach assumes that you won't use paragraph and subparagraph with their standard formatting; another (perhaps more sensible) option is to define two fresh new sectional units; this, of course, requires a little additional work, but now you will have the standard sectional units plus the two new ones.
The following code illustrates this approach defining subsectionwt (for numbered subsections without titles) and subsubsectionwt (for numbered subsubsections without titles); it also makes the necessary provisions for the ToC.
The new "dictionary" is now:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
subsectionwtNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subsubsectionwtParagraphs ->
paragraphSubparagraphs ->
subparagraph
The example code:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec,titletoc
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
% counters for the new sectional units
newcountersubsectionwt
newcountersubsubsectionwt
% definition of the new sectional units with the representation of the counters
titleclasssubsectionwtstraight[subsubsection]
renewcommandthesubsectionwtthesection.arabicsubsectionwt
titleclasssubsubsectionwtstraight[subsectionwt]
renewcommandthesubsubsectionwtthesubsection.arabicsubsubsectionwt
% subsection must increase the subsectionwt counter
% and subsectionwt must increase the subsection counter
% Analogous treatment for subsubsection and subsubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsectionwtstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubsectionstepcountersubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsubsectionwtstepcountersubsubsection
pretocmdsubsubsectionstepcountersubsubsectionwt
% format for the sectional units
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionwthfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionwt0embfseries
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsubsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
% numbered entries without title shouldn't go to the ToC
titlecontentssubsectionwt[]
titlecontentssubsubsectionwt[]
begindocument
tableofcontents
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
subsectionwt% for numbered subsections without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionwt% for numbered subsubsections without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
After giving a look at the linked document, I could detect six sectional units: chapters, sections, numbered subsections with title, numbered subsections without title, numbered subsubsections with title, and numbered subsubsections without title. So the problem is how to define these six sectional units.
The code below shows a possible solution using the titlesec package; the underlaying idea is to use llap and parboxes to typeset the numbers hanging onto the margin. The length titleindent allows you to easily control the hanging indent.
paragraph has been changed so that it will allow numbered subsections without title and subparagraph was also redefined to allow numbered subsubsections.
The following table shows the "dictionary" between each secional unit of the document and the LaTeX command that will be used to typeset it:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
paragraphNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subparagraph
And here's the code (feel free to make the necessary adjustments to satisfy your requirements):
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
pretocmdparagraphstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubparagraphstepcountersubsubsection
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatparagraph[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0em
titleformatsubparagraph[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionhfill0em
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*paragraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subparagraph0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
begindocument
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
paragraph% acts like a numbered subsection without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subparagraph% acts like a numbered subsubsection without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
The previous approach assumes that you won't use paragraph and subparagraph with their standard formatting; another (perhaps more sensible) option is to define two fresh new sectional units; this, of course, requires a little additional work, but now you will have the standard sectional units plus the two new ones.
The following code illustrates this approach defining subsectionwt (for numbered subsections without titles) and subsubsectionwt (for numbered subsubsections without titles); it also makes the necessary provisions for the ToC.
The new "dictionary" is now:
Chapters ->
chapterSections ->
sectionNumbered subsections with title ->
subsectionNumbered subsections without title ->
subsectionwtNumbered subsubsections with title ->
subsubsectionNumbered subsubsections without title ->
subsubsectionwtParagraphs ->
paragraphSubparagraphs ->
subparagraph
The example code:
documentclassbook
usepackagetitlesec,titletoc
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagelipsum
setcountersecnumdepth5
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection
% this length controls tha hanging indent for titles
% change the value according to your needs
newlengthtitleindent
setlengthtitleindent2cm
% counters for the new sectional units
newcountersubsectionwt
newcountersubsubsectionwt
% definition of the new sectional units with the representation of the counters
titleclasssubsectionwtstraight[subsubsection]
renewcommandthesubsectionwtthesection.arabicsubsectionwt
titleclasssubsubsectionwtstraight[subsectionwt]
renewcommandthesubsubsectionwtthesubsection.arabicsubsubsectionwt
% subsection must increase the subsectionwt counter
% and subsectionwt must increase the subsection counter
% Analogous treatment for subsubsection and subsubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsectionwtstepcountersubsection
pretocmdsubsectionstepcountersubsectionwt
pretocmdsubsubsectionwtstepcountersubsubsection
pretocmdsubsubsectionstepcountersubsubsectionwt
% format for the sectional units
titleformatchapter[block]
normalfonthugebfseries0pthspace*-titleindent
titleformatsection
normalfontLargebfseriesllapparboxtitleindentthesectionhfill0em
titleformatsubsection
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionhfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontlargellapparboxtitleindentthesubsectionwthfill0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsection
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsection0embfseries
titleformatsubsubsectionwt[runin]
normalfontnormalsizellapparboxtitleindentthesubsubsectionwt0embfseries
titlespacing*chapter0pt0pt20pt
titlespacing*subsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
titlespacing*subsubsection0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex1.5ex plus .2ex
titlespacing*subsubsectionwt0pt3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex0em
% numbered entries without title shouldn't go to the ToC
titlecontentssubsectionwt[]
titlecontentssubsubsectionwt[]
begindocument
tableofcontents
chapterTest chapter
sectionTest Section
lipsum[2]
subsectionTest Subsection
lipsum[2]
subsectionwt% for numbered subsections without title
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionTest Subsubsection
lipsum[2]
subsubsectionwt% for numbered subsubsections without title
lipsum[2]
enddocument
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
edited May 10 '12 at 2:29
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
answered May 9 '12 at 22:22
Gonzalo MedinaGonzalo Medina
402k4113141580
402k4113141580
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have asubsectionwtas first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, thesubsectionwtcounter should be reset for the second,newcountersubsectionwt[section]does the trick
– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
add a comment |
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have asubsectionwtas first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, thesubsectionwtcounter should be reset for the second,newcountersubsectionwt[section]does the trick
– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have a
subsectionwt as first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, the subsectionwt counter should be reset for the second, newcountersubsectionwt[section] does the trick– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
Great solution, it helped immensely also for me. A couple of bugs: - If you have a
subsectionwt as first, it's numbered as 0 - If you increase the section counter, the subsectionwt counter should be reset for the second, newcountersubsectionwt[section] does the trick– Helios
Dec 30 '14 at 18:03
add a comment |
If the section number is below the title, put parbox[b] in the answer by @GonzaloMedina. To increase the indent for subsections, see the answer to automatic legal-style indentation in all ((sub)sub)sections.
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If the section number is below the title, put parbox[b] in the answer by @GonzaloMedina. To increase the indent for subsections, see the answer to automatic legal-style indentation in all ((sub)sub)sections.
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If the section number is below the title, put parbox[b] in the answer by @GonzaloMedina. To increase the indent for subsections, see the answer to automatic legal-style indentation in all ((sub)sub)sections.
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I've updated my initial answer with a new approach, defining two new fresh sectional units.
– Gonzalo Medina
May 10 '12 at 2:33
Link is broken @Martin
– alexy13
Oct 13 '14 at 13:58
see also How can I do numbering with a hanging indent to the left into the page margin?
– barbara beeton
Jan 18 '15 at 15:05
@alexy13 As best I can find, this is (an updated version of) the document publicapps.caa.co.uk/docs/33/…
– owjburnham
Aug 11 '17 at 13:57