How to show bullets for subsections in the table of contents?











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I am writing my thesis with overleaf. I have used a book document class and I am proceeding in the enumeration of the chapters, sections and subsections. It looks fine from section to subsection where I want numbers both in the main file that in the table of contents.



The problem is that for subsubsection I would like to have a bullet (or any kind of pointing symbol) instead of numbers both in the main file and in the table of contents (in both cases indented, even if I think that in the toc it would be automatically indented). I do not know I to fix the problem. I tried with the * to delete the number, but then I do not know how to add the bullet and anyway in the text I would have still the number. Is there someone who could help me? Thanks a lot for your help.
The basic code could be this one



chapter{}
section{}
section{}
subsection{}
subsubsection{}



The last part, that is the subsubsection I would like to have it without numbers both in the main file and in the toc and replacing numbers with bullet or any pointing symbol.



At the end should look like this










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I am writing my thesis with overleaf. I have used a book document class and I am proceeding in the enumeration of the chapters, sections and subsections. It looks fine from section to subsection where I want numbers both in the main file that in the table of contents.



The problem is that for subsubsection I would like to have a bullet (or any kind of pointing symbol) instead of numbers both in the main file and in the table of contents (in both cases indented, even if I think that in the toc it would be automatically indented). I do not know I to fix the problem. I tried with the * to delete the number, but then I do not know how to add the bullet and anyway in the text I would have still the number. Is there someone who could help me? Thanks a lot for your help.
The basic code could be this one



chapter{}
section{}
section{}
subsection{}
subsubsection{}



The last part, that is the subsubsection I would like to have it without numbers both in the main file and in the toc and replacing numbers with bullet or any pointing symbol.



At the end should look like this










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    Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a small complete code, that we can play with?
    – Bernard
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I am writing my thesis with overleaf. I have used a book document class and I am proceeding in the enumeration of the chapters, sections and subsections. It looks fine from section to subsection where I want numbers both in the main file that in the table of contents.



The problem is that for subsubsection I would like to have a bullet (or any kind of pointing symbol) instead of numbers both in the main file and in the table of contents (in both cases indented, even if I think that in the toc it would be automatically indented). I do not know I to fix the problem. I tried with the * to delete the number, but then I do not know how to add the bullet and anyway in the text I would have still the number. Is there someone who could help me? Thanks a lot for your help.
The basic code could be this one



chapter{}
section{}
section{}
subsection{}
subsubsection{}



The last part, that is the subsubsection I would like to have it without numbers both in the main file and in the toc and replacing numbers with bullet or any pointing symbol.



At the end should look like this










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I am writing my thesis with overleaf. I have used a book document class and I am proceeding in the enumeration of the chapters, sections and subsections. It looks fine from section to subsection where I want numbers both in the main file that in the table of contents.



The problem is that for subsubsection I would like to have a bullet (or any kind of pointing symbol) instead of numbers both in the main file and in the table of contents (in both cases indented, even if I think that in the toc it would be automatically indented). I do not know I to fix the problem. I tried with the * to delete the number, but then I do not know how to add the bullet and anyway in the text I would have still the number. Is there someone who could help me? Thanks a lot for your help.
The basic code could be this one



chapter{}
section{}
section{}
subsection{}
subsubsection{}



The last part, that is the subsubsection I would like to have it without numbers both in the main file and in the toc and replacing numbers with bullet or any pointing symbol.



At the end should look like this







table-of-contents lists enumerate sections-paragraphs






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    Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a small complete code, that we can play with?
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    Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a small complete code, that we can play with?
    – Bernard
    Nov 14 at 20:18








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Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a small complete code, that we can play with?
– Bernard
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Welcome to TeX SX! Could you post a small complete code, that we can play with?
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documentclass{book} 
setcounter{secnumdepth}{3} % number subsubsections
setcounter{tocdepth}{3} % put subsubsections in ToC
renewcommand{thesubsubsection}{ensuremath{clubsuit}} % no number, fancy glyph
begin{document}
tableofcontents}
chapter{Chapter}
section{Section}
subsection{Subsection}
subsubsection{Subsubsection}
end{document}





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  • super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
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documentclass{book} 
setcounter{secnumdepth}{3} % number subsubsections
setcounter{tocdepth}{3} % put subsubsections in ToC
renewcommand{thesubsubsection}{ensuremath{clubsuit}} % no number, fancy glyph
begin{document}
tableofcontents}
chapter{Chapter}
section{Section}
subsection{Subsection}
subsubsection{Subsubsection}
end{document}





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  • super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
    – Alessandro
    Nov 14 at 21:33















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How about this?



documentclass{book} 
setcounter{secnumdepth}{3} % number subsubsections
setcounter{tocdepth}{3} % put subsubsections in ToC
renewcommand{thesubsubsection}{ensuremath{clubsuit}} % no number, fancy glyph
begin{document}
tableofcontents}
chapter{Chapter}
section{Section}
subsection{Subsection}
subsubsection{Subsubsection}
end{document}





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  • super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
    – Alessandro
    Nov 14 at 21:33













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How about this?



documentclass{book} 
setcounter{secnumdepth}{3} % number subsubsections
setcounter{tocdepth}{3} % put subsubsections in ToC
renewcommand{thesubsubsection}{ensuremath{clubsuit}} % no number, fancy glyph
begin{document}
tableofcontents}
chapter{Chapter}
section{Section}
subsection{Subsection}
subsubsection{Subsubsection}
end{document}





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documentclass{book} 
setcounter{secnumdepth}{3} % number subsubsections
setcounter{tocdepth}{3} % put subsubsections in ToC
renewcommand{thesubsubsection}{ensuremath{clubsuit}} % no number, fancy glyph
begin{document}
tableofcontents}
chapter{Chapter}
section{Section}
subsection{Subsection}
subsubsection{Subsubsection}
end{document}






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