Increase distance to page numbers in table of content











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I'd like to know how to decrease the column width in the ToC so that the white distance to the page numbers increase.
Thanks a lot!



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This is the result when I use:



usepackage{charter}

makeatletter

renewcommand*@pnumwidth{2em}

makeatother


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tables table-of-contents columns







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  • tocloft? titlesec? Preference on compiling engine?
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  • Tough crowd sometimes! It's likely this is a duplicate. That said, see if this QA or this QA gets you started. If not, a more complete MWE would help. Charter is a font; so, it's not part of the problem. And, it'd be Ok to edit the Q to remove tables and columns tags, since this is a ToC issue. tables and columns are typically in the body of the doc.
    – Saphar Koshet
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  • Does it matter if you redefine @pnumwidth before you load packages?
    – John Kormylo
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I'd like to know how to decrease the column width in the ToC so that the white distance to the page numbers increase.
Thanks a lot!



enter image description here



This is the result when I use:



usepackage{charter}

makeatletter

renewcommand*@pnumwidth{2em}

makeatother


enter image description here






tables table-of-contents columns







share|improve this question






















  • tocloft? titlesec? Preference on compiling engine?
    – Saphar Koshet
    yesterday










  • Tough crowd sometimes! It's likely this is a duplicate. That said, see if this QA or this QA gets you started. If not, a more complete MWE would help. Charter is a font; so, it's not part of the problem. And, it'd be Ok to edit the Q to remove tables and columns tags, since this is a ToC issue. tables and columns are typically in the body of the doc.
    – Saphar Koshet
    yesterday












  • Does it matter if you redefine @pnumwidth before you load packages?
    – John Kormylo
    yesterday















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up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I'd like to know how to decrease the column width in the ToC so that the white distance to the page numbers increase.
Thanks a lot!



enter image description here



This is the result when I use:



usepackage{charter}

makeatletter

renewcommand*@pnumwidth{2em}

makeatother


enter image description here






tables table-of-contents columns







share|improve this question













I'd like to know how to decrease the column width in the ToC so that the white distance to the page numbers increase.
Thanks a lot!



enter image description here



This is the result when I use:



usepackage{charter}

makeatletter

renewcommand*@pnumwidth{2em}

makeatother


enter image description here






tables table-of-contents columns




tables table-of-contents columns






share|improve this question













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  • tocloft? titlesec? Preference on compiling engine?
    – Saphar Koshet
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  • Tough crowd sometimes! It's likely this is a duplicate. That said, see if this QA or this QA gets you started. If not, a more complete MWE would help. Charter is a font; so, it's not part of the problem. And, it'd be Ok to edit the Q to remove tables and columns tags, since this is a ToC issue. tables and columns are typically in the body of the doc.
    – Saphar Koshet
    yesterday












  • Does it matter if you redefine @pnumwidth before you load packages?
    – John Kormylo
    yesterday




















  • tocloft? titlesec? Preference on compiling engine?
    – Saphar Koshet
    yesterday










  • Tough crowd sometimes! It's likely this is a duplicate. That said, see if this QA or this QA gets you started. If not, a more complete MWE would help. Charter is a font; so, it's not part of the problem. And, it'd be Ok to edit the Q to remove tables and columns tags, since this is a ToC issue. tables and columns are typically in the body of the doc.
    – Saphar Koshet
    yesterday












  • Does it matter if you redefine @pnumwidth before you load packages?
    – John Kormylo
    yesterday


















tocloft? titlesec? Preference on compiling engine?
– Saphar Koshet
yesterday




tocloft? titlesec? Preference on compiling engine?
– Saphar Koshet
yesterday












Tough crowd sometimes! It's likely this is a duplicate. That said, see if this QA or this QA gets you started. If not, a more complete MWE would help. Charter is a font; so, it's not part of the problem. And, it'd be Ok to edit the Q to remove tables and columns tags, since this is a ToC issue. tables and columns are typically in the body of the doc.
– Saphar Koshet
yesterday






Tough crowd sometimes! It's likely this is a duplicate. That said, see if this QA or this QA gets you started. If not, a more complete MWE would help. Charter is a font; so, it's not part of the problem. And, it'd be Ok to edit the Q to remove tables and columns tags, since this is a ToC issue. tables and columns are typically in the body of the doc.
– Saphar Koshet
yesterday














Does it matter if you redefine @pnumwidth before you load packages?
– John Kormylo
yesterday






Does it matter if you redefine @pnumwidth before you load packages?
– John Kormylo
yesterday

















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