Underlining section titles [duplicate]Formatting section titlesIs it possible to customize only the section...
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Underlining section titles [duplicate]
Formatting section titlesIs it possible to customize only the section and subsection numbers or titles in memoir?Formatting section titlesLaTeX Underlined section titles with note to right without underlineDifferent format styles for section and appendix titlesBroken automatic line breaking in section titles when ulem and hyperref are usedhrule underlining of subsection titlesTitlesec & titles extending into marginSimple Way to Format Section TitlesInserting section titles on the chapter title pageProblems with the table of contents
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Is there a good way by specifying it in the preamble, to underline my section titles (not chapter titles), instead of having to do chapter{underline{Section Title}}
for all chapter titles in the body?
I would like it as something like in this picture below:
Thanks!
sectioning formatting
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Is there a good way by specifying it in the preamble, to underline my section titles (not chapter titles), instead of having to do chapter{underline{Section Title}}
for all chapter titles in the body?
I would like it as something like in this picture below:
Thanks!
sectioning formatting
marked as duplicate by JouleV, Stefan Pinnow, Phelype Oleinik, siracusa, Raaja yesterday
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That is very bad typographical practice.
– Bernard
yesterday
Oo, sorry, I totally switched chapter and section. I meant this one is for the section title, not chapter title. I need to make it that way because of the thesis formatting requirements.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Thnks, @JouleV, but I could not find how you can underline it and middle align it. I'm new to Latex actually.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
@SamyamShrestha Look at the linked question.
– JouleV
yesterday
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Formatting section titles
2 answers
Is there a good way by specifying it in the preamble, to underline my section titles (not chapter titles), instead of having to do chapter{underline{Section Title}}
for all chapter titles in the body?
I would like it as something like in this picture below:
Thanks!
sectioning formatting
This question already has an answer here:
Formatting section titles
2 answers
Is there a good way by specifying it in the preamble, to underline my section titles (not chapter titles), instead of having to do chapter{underline{Section Title}}
for all chapter titles in the body?
I would like it as something like in this picture below:
Thanks!
This question already has an answer here:
Formatting section titles
2 answers
sectioning formatting
sectioning formatting
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1
That is very bad typographical practice.
– Bernard
yesterday
Oo, sorry, I totally switched chapter and section. I meant this one is for the section title, not chapter title. I need to make it that way because of the thesis formatting requirements.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Thnks, @JouleV, but I could not find how you can underline it and middle align it. I'm new to Latex actually.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
@SamyamShrestha Look at the linked question.
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
1
That is very bad typographical practice.
– Bernard
yesterday
Oo, sorry, I totally switched chapter and section. I meant this one is for the section title, not chapter title. I need to make it that way because of the thesis formatting requirements.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Thnks, @JouleV, but I could not find how you can underline it and middle align it. I'm new to Latex actually.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
@SamyamShrestha Look at the linked question.
– JouleV
yesterday
1
1
That is very bad typographical practice.
– Bernard
yesterday
That is very bad typographical practice.
– Bernard
yesterday
Oo, sorry, I totally switched chapter and section. I meant this one is for the section title, not chapter title. I need to make it that way because of the thesis formatting requirements.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Oo, sorry, I totally switched chapter and section. I meant this one is for the section title, not chapter title. I need to make it that way because of the thesis formatting requirements.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Thnks, @JouleV, but I could not find how you can underline it and middle align it. I'm new to Latex actually.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Thnks, @JouleV, but I could not find how you can underline it and middle align it. I'm new to Latex actually.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
@SamyamShrestha Look at the linked question.
– JouleV
yesterday
@SamyamShrestha Look at the linked question.
– JouleV
yesterday
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This is a quick way using sectsty
documentclass{book}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
chapter{This is a chapter}
section{This is your section}
lipsum[1]
end{document}
Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefiningchapter
.
– JouleV
yesterday
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This is a quick way using sectsty
documentclass{book}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
chapter{This is a chapter}
section{This is your section}
lipsum[1]
end{document}
Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefiningchapter
.
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
This is a quick way using sectsty
documentclass{book}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
chapter{This is a chapter}
section{This is your section}
lipsum[1]
end{document}
Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefiningchapter
.
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
This is a quick way using sectsty
documentclass{book}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
chapter{This is a chapter}
section{This is your section}
lipsum[1]
end{document}
This is a quick way using sectsty
documentclass{book}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}
usepackage{lipsum}
begin{document}
chapter{This is a chapter}
section{This is your section}
lipsum[1]
end{document}
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Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefiningchapter
.
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefiningchapter
.
– JouleV
yesterday
Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Great, that's sweet! Thanks! Similar to this (sectsty), what package can edit chapter titles?
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefining chapter
.– JouleV
yesterday
titlesec
, or you can even edit it manually by redefining chapter
.– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
1
That is very bad typographical practice.
– Bernard
yesterday
Oo, sorry, I totally switched chapter and section. I meant this one is for the section title, not chapter title. I need to make it that way because of the thesis formatting requirements.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
Thnks, @JouleV, but I could not find how you can underline it and middle align it. I'm new to Latex actually.
– Samyam Shrestha
yesterday
@SamyamShrestha Look at the linked question.
– JouleV
yesterday