Differentiate Chapter Headings in ToC and Body
Working on formatting a thesis (using the book class) and I need to format the TOC entries and the actually chapter headings in very different ways.
For the ToC, entires are in all caps and use roman numerals:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS................ii
CHAPTER
I. INTRODUCTION..............1
II. TITLE OF CHAPTER ONE......7
BIBLIOGRAPHY....................45
Meanwhile, the actually pages for the chapters center the heading, spell out `chapter,' and place the title on a new line in all caps:
CHAPTER I
TITLE OF CHAPTER 1
Text of chapter....
I am used to using titlesec, but haven't done anything this complex where you control the formatting in two different places. What package would you use to execute this in LaTeX and how would you proceed?
table-of-contents sectioning chapters titlesec
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
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Working on formatting a thesis (using the book class) and I need to format the TOC entries and the actually chapter headings in very different ways.
For the ToC, entires are in all caps and use roman numerals:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS................ii
CHAPTER
I. INTRODUCTION..............1
II. TITLE OF CHAPTER ONE......7
BIBLIOGRAPHY....................45
Meanwhile, the actually pages for the chapters center the heading, spell out `chapter,' and place the title on a new line in all caps:
CHAPTER I
TITLE OF CHAPTER 1
Text of chapter....
I am used to using titlesec, but haven't done anything this complex where you control the formatting in two different places. What package would you use to execute this in LaTeX and how would you proceed?
table-of-contents sectioning chapters titlesec
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
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For the table of contents, I would usetitletoc. The formatting of thetoc is independent of thetitleformatdetails (except theTable of Contentstitle).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 22:04
That would be what I'm looking for.
– Richard
Mar 4 at 22:47
add a comment |
Working on formatting a thesis (using the book class) and I need to format the TOC entries and the actually chapter headings in very different ways.
For the ToC, entires are in all caps and use roman numerals:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS................ii
CHAPTER
I. INTRODUCTION..............1
II. TITLE OF CHAPTER ONE......7
BIBLIOGRAPHY....................45
Meanwhile, the actually pages for the chapters center the heading, spell out `chapter,' and place the title on a new line in all caps:
CHAPTER I
TITLE OF CHAPTER 1
Text of chapter....
I am used to using titlesec, but haven't done anything this complex where you control the formatting in two different places. What package would you use to execute this in LaTeX and how would you proceed?
table-of-contents sectioning chapters titlesec
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
Working on formatting a thesis (using the book class) and I need to format the TOC entries and the actually chapter headings in very different ways.
For the ToC, entires are in all caps and use roman numerals:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS................ii
CHAPTER
I. INTRODUCTION..............1
II. TITLE OF CHAPTER ONE......7
BIBLIOGRAPHY....................45
Meanwhile, the actually pages for the chapters center the heading, spell out `chapter,' and place the title on a new line in all caps:
CHAPTER I
TITLE OF CHAPTER 1
Text of chapter....
I am used to using titlesec, but haven't done anything this complex where you control the formatting in two different places. What package would you use to execute this in LaTeX and how would you proceed?
table-of-contents sectioning chapters titlesec
table-of-contents sectioning chapters titlesec
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
asked Mar 4 at 21:42
RichardRichard
8719
8719
2
For the table of contents, I would usetitletoc. The formatting of thetoc is independent of thetitleformatdetails (except theTable of Contentstitle).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 22:04
That would be what I'm looking for.
– Richard
Mar 4 at 22:47
add a comment |
2
For the table of contents, I would usetitletoc. The formatting of thetoc is independent of thetitleformatdetails (except theTable of Contentstitle).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 22:04
That would be what I'm looking for.
– Richard
Mar 4 at 22:47
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For the table of contents, I would use
titletoc. The formatting of thetoc is independent of the titleformat details (except theTable of Contents title).– Bernard
Mar 4 at 22:04
For the table of contents, I would use
titletoc. The formatting of thetoc is independent of the titleformat details (except theTable of Contents title).– Bernard
Mar 4 at 22:04
That would be what I'm looking for.
– Richard
Mar 4 at 22:47
That would be what I'm looking for.
– Richard
Mar 4 at 22:47
add a comment |
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For the table of contents, I would use
titletoc. The formatting of thetoc is independent of thetitleformatdetails (except theTable of Contentstitle).– Bernard
Mar 4 at 22:04
That would be what I'm looking for.
– Richard
Mar 4 at 22:47