Bookmarks hierarchy with custom titleclass
I'm new here, but I've been using LaTeX for some years already.
Recently I had to define new chapter- and section-like levels in my document, and I created them using the titlesec package, with the titleclass command. For a correct formatting in the TOC I used titletoc (titlecontents command).
titleclass{fase}{straight}[chapter]
newcounter{fase}
titleformat{fase}{centeringsffamilyhugebfseries}{}{0em}{FASE thefase\ }
titlespacing*{fase}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1cm}
titlecontents{fase}[0pt]{vspace{1em}}{bfseries Fase thecontentslabel : }{}{bfserieshfillcontentspage}
titleclass{tarea}{straight}[fase]
newcounter{tarea}[fase]
titleformat{tarea}{sffamilyLARGEbfseries}{TAREA thefase.thetarea: }{0em}{}
titlespacing*{tarea}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1.5ex plus .2ex}
titlecontents{tarea}[1.5em]{}{Tarea thecontentslabel : }{}{ hfillcontentspage}
The thing is that it does not respect the levels in the pdf bookmarks. In Overleaf, hyperref throws a warning saying that the level is unknown for tarea and it sets it to 0, so I guess there must be a way to set the level for this section-like command. But nothing appears in my local distribution (texlive for windows)
To show what I mean, here's a screenshot:
So 'Introducción' was created with chapter, 'Objetivos', 'Herramientas a utilizar' y 'Zona de trabajo' with section.
Now, 'Sistema de separación' and 'Sistema ARQUIMEA' are fase, and the rest are tarea (fase = phase, tarea = task)
I looked online, but none of the solutions that I found deal with exactly the same problem, so their solutions didn't work.
Any idea?
hyperref pdf titlesec bookmarks
asked Jan 14 at 23:09
Daniel L.Daniel L.
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I'm new here, but I've been using LaTeX for some years already.
Recently I had to define new chapter- and section-like levels in my document, and I created them using the titlesec package, with the titleclass command. For a correct formatting in the TOC I used titletoc (titlecontents command).
titleclass{fase}{straight}[chapter]
newcounter{fase}
titleformat{fase}{centeringsffamilyhugebfseries}{}{0em}{FASE thefase\ }
titlespacing*{fase}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1cm}
titlecontents{fase}[0pt]{vspace{1em}}{bfseries Fase thecontentslabel : }{}{bfserieshfillcontentspage}
titleclass{tarea}{straight}[fase]
newcounter{tarea}[fase]
titleformat{tarea}{sffamilyLARGEbfseries}{TAREA thefase.thetarea: }{0em}{}
titlespacing*{tarea}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1.5ex plus .2ex}
titlecontents{tarea}[1.5em]{}{Tarea thecontentslabel : }{}{ hfillcontentspage}
The thing is that it does not respect the levels in the pdf bookmarks. In Overleaf, hyperref throws a warning saying that the level is unknown for tarea and it sets it to 0, so I guess there must be a way to set the level for this section-like command. But nothing appears in my local distribution (texlive for windows)
To show what I mean, here's a screenshot:
So 'Introducción' was created with chapter, 'Objetivos', 'Herramientas a utilizar' y 'Zona de trabajo' with section.
Now, 'Sistema de separación' and 'Sistema ARQUIMEA' are fase, and the rest are tarea (fase = phase, tarea = task)
I looked online, but none of the solutions that I found deal with exactly the same problem, so their solutions didn't work.
Any idea?
hyperref pdf titlesec bookmarks
asked Jan 14 at 23:09
Daniel L.Daniel L.
62
add a comment |
I'm new here, but I've been using LaTeX for some years already.
Recently I had to define new chapter- and section-like levels in my document, and I created them using the titlesec package, with the titleclass command. For a correct formatting in the TOC I used titletoc (titlecontents command).
titleclass{fase}{straight}[chapter]
newcounter{fase}
titleformat{fase}{centeringsffamilyhugebfseries}{}{0em}{FASE thefase\ }
titlespacing*{fase}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1cm}
titlecontents{fase}[0pt]{vspace{1em}}{bfseries Fase thecontentslabel : }{}{bfserieshfillcontentspage}
titleclass{tarea}{straight}[fase]
newcounter{tarea}[fase]
titleformat{tarea}{sffamilyLARGEbfseries}{TAREA thefase.thetarea: }{0em}{}
titlespacing*{tarea}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1.5ex plus .2ex}
titlecontents{tarea}[1.5em]{}{Tarea thecontentslabel : }{}{ hfillcontentspage}
The thing is that it does not respect the levels in the pdf bookmarks. In Overleaf, hyperref throws a warning saying that the level is unknown for tarea and it sets it to 0, so I guess there must be a way to set the level for this section-like command. But nothing appears in my local distribution (texlive for windows)
To show what I mean, here's a screenshot:
So 'Introducción' was created with chapter, 'Objetivos', 'Herramientas a utilizar' y 'Zona de trabajo' with section.
Now, 'Sistema de separación' and 'Sistema ARQUIMEA' are fase, and the rest are tarea (fase = phase, tarea = task)
I looked online, but none of the solutions that I found deal with exactly the same problem, so their solutions didn't work.
Any idea?
hyperref pdf titlesec bookmarks
asked Jan 14 at 23:09
Daniel L.Daniel L.
62
I'm new here, but I've been using LaTeX for some years already.
Recently I had to define new chapter- and section-like levels in my document, and I created them using the titlesec package, with the titleclass command. For a correct formatting in the TOC I used titletoc (titlecontents command).
titleclass{fase}{straight}[chapter]
newcounter{fase}
titleformat{fase}{centeringsffamilyhugebfseries}{}{0em}{FASE thefase\ }
titlespacing*{fase}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1cm}
titlecontents{fase}[0pt]{vspace{1em}}{bfseries Fase thecontentslabel : }{}{bfserieshfillcontentspage}
titleclass{tarea}{straight}[fase]
newcounter{tarea}[fase]
titleformat{tarea}{sffamilyLARGEbfseries}{TAREA thefase.thetarea: }{0em}{}
titlespacing*{tarea}{0pt}{3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex}{1.5ex plus .2ex}
titlecontents{tarea}[1.5em]{}{Tarea thecontentslabel : }{}{ hfillcontentspage}
The thing is that it does not respect the levels in the pdf bookmarks. In Overleaf, hyperref throws a warning saying that the level is unknown for tarea and it sets it to 0, so I guess there must be a way to set the level for this section-like command. But nothing appears in my local distribution (texlive for windows)
To show what I mean, here's a screenshot:
So 'Introducción' was created with chapter, 'Objetivos', 'Herramientas a utilizar' y 'Zona de trabajo' with section.
Now, 'Sistema de separación' and 'Sistema ARQUIMEA' are fase, and the rest are tarea (fase = phase, tarea = task)
I looked online, but none of the solutions that I found deal with exactly the same problem, so their solutions didn't work.
Any idea?
hyperref pdf titlesec bookmarks
hyperref pdf titlesec bookmarks
asked Jan 14 at 23:09
Daniel L.Daniel L.
62
asked Jan 14 at 23:09
Daniel L.Daniel L.
62
asked Jan 14 at 23:09
Daniel L.Daniel L.
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asked Jan 14 at 23:09
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asked Jan 14 at 23:09
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