Section Numbers in Table of Contents using turabian-formatting
I am currently writing my dissertation in latex using turabian-formatting's thesis class, https://ctan.org/pkg/turabian-formatting. By default, the class does not show section and subsection numbers. I have figured out how to get it to show these by commenting out the line in the package that disables them. However, in the table of contents it now tries to write the section (and subsection) numbers over the names, making a mess. Here is the (I think) relevant part of the package that controls how the table of contents looks:
renewcommand*{l@chapter}[2]{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >m@ne
addpenalty{-@highpenalty}%
setlength@tempdima{1.25in}%
vskip 1baselineskip
{ parindent z@
rightskip @tocrmarg
parfillskip -rightskip
leavevmode
advanceleftskip@tempdima
hskip -leftskip
#1nobreakhfil nobreakhb@xt@@pnumwidth{hss #2}par
penalty@highpenalty}
fi}
renewcommand*{l@section}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >z@ vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{1}{1.5in}{z@}}
renewcommand*{l@subsection}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >1 vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{2}{1.75in}{z@}}
Sadly, this is all Greek to me. The chapters look fine in the table of contents. Does anyone have any ideas about how to fix the section and subsection formattings so that it displays properly?
table-of-contents
asked Feb 1 at 19:57
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I am currently writing my dissertation in latex using turabian-formatting's thesis class, https://ctan.org/pkg/turabian-formatting. By default, the class does not show section and subsection numbers. I have figured out how to get it to show these by commenting out the line in the package that disables them. However, in the table of contents it now tries to write the section (and subsection) numbers over the names, making a mess. Here is the (I think) relevant part of the package that controls how the table of contents looks:
renewcommand*{l@chapter}[2]{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >m@ne
addpenalty{-@highpenalty}%
setlength@tempdima{1.25in}%
vskip 1baselineskip
{ parindent z@
rightskip @tocrmarg
parfillskip -rightskip
leavevmode
advanceleftskip@tempdima
hskip -leftskip
#1nobreakhfil nobreakhb@xt@@pnumwidth{hss #2}par
penalty@highpenalty}
fi}
renewcommand*{l@section}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >z@ vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{1}{1.5in}{z@}}
renewcommand*{l@subsection}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >1 vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{2}{1.75in}{z@}}
Sadly, this is all Greek to me. The chapters look fine in the table of contents. Does anyone have any ideas about how to fix the section and subsection formattings so that it displays properly?
table-of-contents
asked Feb 1 at 19:57
bopgahbopgah
62
1
Please -- as usual here -- add an short compilable code resulting in your issue. That is called an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:05
Crosspost
– Johannes_B
Feb 2 at 6:15
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I am currently writing my dissertation in latex using turabian-formatting's thesis class, https://ctan.org/pkg/turabian-formatting. By default, the class does not show section and subsection numbers. I have figured out how to get it to show these by commenting out the line in the package that disables them. However, in the table of contents it now tries to write the section (and subsection) numbers over the names, making a mess. Here is the (I think) relevant part of the package that controls how the table of contents looks:
renewcommand*{l@chapter}[2]{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >m@ne
addpenalty{-@highpenalty}%
setlength@tempdima{1.25in}%
vskip 1baselineskip
{ parindent z@
rightskip @tocrmarg
parfillskip -rightskip
leavevmode
advanceleftskip@tempdima
hskip -leftskip
#1nobreakhfil nobreakhb@xt@@pnumwidth{hss #2}par
penalty@highpenalty}
fi}
renewcommand*{l@section}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >z@ vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{1}{1.5in}{z@}}
renewcommand*{l@subsection}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >1 vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{2}{1.75in}{z@}}
Sadly, this is all Greek to me. The chapters look fine in the table of contents. Does anyone have any ideas about how to fix the section and subsection formattings so that it displays properly?
table-of-contents
asked Feb 1 at 19:57
bopgahbopgah
62
I am currently writing my dissertation in latex using turabian-formatting's thesis class, https://ctan.org/pkg/turabian-formatting. By default, the class does not show section and subsection numbers. I have figured out how to get it to show these by commenting out the line in the package that disables them. However, in the table of contents it now tries to write the section (and subsection) numbers over the names, making a mess. Here is the (I think) relevant part of the package that controls how the table of contents looks:
renewcommand*{l@chapter}[2]{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >m@ne
addpenalty{-@highpenalty}%
setlength@tempdima{1.25in}%
vskip 1baselineskip
{ parindent z@
rightskip @tocrmarg
parfillskip -rightskip
leavevmode
advanceleftskip@tempdima
hskip -leftskip
#1nobreakhfil nobreakhb@xt@@pnumwidth{hss #2}par
penalty@highpenalty}
fi}
renewcommand*{l@section}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >z@ vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{1}{1.5in}{z@}}
renewcommand*{l@subsection}{%
ifnum c@tocdepth >1 vskip tf@singlelineskip fi
@dottedtocline{2}{1.75in}{z@}}
Sadly, this is all Greek to me. The chapters look fine in the table of contents. Does anyone have any ideas about how to fix the section and subsection formattings so that it displays properly?
table-of-contents
table-of-contents
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bopgahbopgah
62
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asked Feb 1 at 19:57
bopgahbopgah
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Please -- as usual here -- add an short compilable code resulting in your issue. That is called an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:05
Crosspost
– Johannes_B
Feb 2 at 6:15
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Please -- as usual here -- add an short compilable code resulting in your issue. That is called an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:05
Crosspost
– Johannes_B
Feb 2 at 6:15
1
1
Please -- as usual here -- add an short compilable code resulting in your issue. That is called an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:05
Please -- as usual here -- add an short compilable code resulting in your issue. That is called an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:05
Crosspost
– Johannes_B
Feb 2 at 6:15
Crosspost
– Johannes_B
Feb 2 at 6:15
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Please -- as usual here -- add an short compilable code resulting in your issue. That is called an MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:05
Crosspost
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