Section subtitle or supplementary information that does not show up in TOC, references, …?
I would like to have optional supplementary information (or subtitles) for sections that does not show up in TOC, references, ...
For example...
Some Title -- supplementary information
...or...
Some Title
Subtitle
...should only appear at the section's beginning, but TOC, references, ... should just show "Some Title" and nothing more.
Is there a command for this?
EDIT:
The ToC should just show:
1 Some Title
The beginning of the section should list all information, i.e. either:
Some Title -- supplementary information
or this way, realized with a subtitle:
Some Title
Subtitle
...but nameref should only list the main title again. Thus...
See chapter nameref{sec:sometitle} for more information.
...should show up as:
See chapter Some Title for more information.
So just Some Title everywhere, including ToC, nameref, ..., but full information at the beginning of the section (and only there).
sectioning titles
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
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I would like to have optional supplementary information (or subtitles) for sections that does not show up in TOC, references, ...
For example...
Some Title -- supplementary information
...or...
Some Title
Subtitle
...should only appear at the section's beginning, but TOC, references, ... should just show "Some Title" and nothing more.
Is there a command for this?
EDIT:
The ToC should just show:
1 Some Title
The beginning of the section should list all information, i.e. either:
Some Title -- supplementary information
or this way, realized with a subtitle:
Some Title
Subtitle
...but nameref should only list the main title again. Thus...
See chapter nameref{sec:sometitle} for more information.
...should show up as:
See chapter Some Title for more information.
So just Some Title everywhere, including ToC, nameref, ..., but full information at the beginning of the section (and only there).
sectioning titles
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
12816
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section[stuff for ToC]{Stuff that is not in ToC};-)
– Christian Hupfer
Jan 22 at 19:55
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I would like to have optional supplementary information (or subtitles) for sections that does not show up in TOC, references, ...
For example...
Some Title -- supplementary information
...or...
Some Title
Subtitle
...should only appear at the section's beginning, but TOC, references, ... should just show "Some Title" and nothing more.
Is there a command for this?
EDIT:
The ToC should just show:
1 Some Title
The beginning of the section should list all information, i.e. either:
Some Title -- supplementary information
or this way, realized with a subtitle:
Some Title
Subtitle
...but nameref should only list the main title again. Thus...
See chapter nameref{sec:sometitle} for more information.
...should show up as:
See chapter Some Title for more information.
So just Some Title everywhere, including ToC, nameref, ..., but full information at the beginning of the section (and only there).
sectioning titles
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
12816
I would like to have optional supplementary information (or subtitles) for sections that does not show up in TOC, references, ...
For example...
Some Title -- supplementary information
...or...
Some Title
Subtitle
...should only appear at the section's beginning, but TOC, references, ... should just show "Some Title" and nothing more.
Is there a command for this?
EDIT:
The ToC should just show:
1 Some Title
The beginning of the section should list all information, i.e. either:
Some Title -- supplementary information
or this way, realized with a subtitle:
Some Title
Subtitle
...but nameref should only list the main title again. Thus...
See chapter nameref{sec:sometitle} for more information.
...should show up as:
See chapter Some Title for more information.
So just Some Title everywhere, including ToC, nameref, ..., but full information at the beginning of the section (and only there).
sectioning titles
sectioning titles
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
12816
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
12816
edited Jan 22 at 20:18
daniel451
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
12816
asked Jan 22 at 19:48
daniel451daniel451
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asked Jan 22 at 19:48
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12816
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section[stuff for ToC]{Stuff that is not in ToC};-)
– Christian Hupfer
Jan 22 at 19:55
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section[stuff for ToC]{Stuff that is not in ToC};-)
– Christian Hupfer
Jan 22 at 19:55
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1
section[stuff for ToC]{Stuff that is not in ToC} ;-)– Christian Hupfer
Jan 22 at 19:55
section[stuff for ToC]{Stuff that is not in ToC} ;-)– Christian Hupfer
Jan 22 at 19:55
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Do you mean the following?
documentclass[11pt]{article}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}
end{document}
answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
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No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you changesection[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}intosection[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information}and add alabelandnameref(using either packagehyperrefornameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.
– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
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Do you mean the following?
documentclass[11pt]{article}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}
end{document}
answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
19412
No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you changesection[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}intosection[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information}and add alabelandnameref(using either packagehyperrefornameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.
– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
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Do you mean the following?
documentclass[11pt]{article}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}
end{document}
answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
19412
No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you changesection[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}intosection[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information}and add alabelandnameref(using either packagehyperrefornameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.
– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
add a comment |
Do you mean the following?
documentclass[11pt]{article}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}
end{document}
answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
19412
Do you mean the following?
documentclass[11pt]{article}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}
end{document}
answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
19412
answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
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answered Jan 22 at 19:55
CraigCraig
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answered Jan 22 at 19:55
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No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you changesection[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}intosection[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information}and add alabelandnameref(using either packagehyperrefornameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.
– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
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No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you changesection[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section}intosection[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information}and add alabelandnameref(using either packagehyperrefornameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.
– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
No, I'll try to edit and clarify the question.
– daniel451
Jan 22 at 20:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you change
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section} into section[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information} and add a label and nameref (using either package hyperref or nameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
@daniel451: Before saying "No", please test it. If you change
section[What shows in the TOC]{What shows at the start of the section} into section[Some Title]{Some Title -- supplementary information} and add a label and nameref (using either package hyperref or nameref) , you'll should get exactly what you want. If not, please add a MWE to your question (as you should always do). Maybe this would show us, that you are using a class, that does not provide this standard feature in the same way.– Schweinebacke
Jan 23 at 7:14
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
In addition, if the answer I provided answered your initial question, please mark this question as answered and post a new question that better explains what it is you are looking for a solution to. Asking questions is free!
– Craig
Jan 23 at 7:36
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section[stuff for ToC]{Stuff that is not in ToC};-)– Christian Hupfer
Jan 22 at 19:55