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.
table-of-contents lists enumerate sections-paragraphs
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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.
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?
– Bernard
Nov 14 at 20:18
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3
down vote
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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.
table-of-contents lists enumerate sections-paragraphs
New contributor
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.
table-of-contents lists enumerate sections-paragraphs
table-of-contents lists enumerate sections-paragraphs
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edited Nov 14 at 22:39
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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
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
Nov 14 at 20:18
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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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}
super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
– Alessandro
Nov 14 at 21:33
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1 Answer
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active
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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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}
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}
super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
– Alessandro
Nov 14 at 21:33
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
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}
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}
answered Nov 14 at 21:17
Peter Wilson
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super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
– Alessandro
Nov 14 at 21:33
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super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
– Alessandro
Nov 14 at 21:33
super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
– Alessandro
Nov 14 at 21:33
super cool ;) thanks a lot, It really worked!!
– Alessandro
Nov 14 at 21:33
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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