Alternate chapter style
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I wonder how to make this chapter style.
Currently, I am using this style.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
{normalfontLARGEbfseriescolor{Cerulean}}{thechapter.}{1em}{}
chapters fncychap
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
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I wonder how to make this chapter style.
Currently, I am using this style.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
{normalfontLARGEbfseriescolor{Cerulean}}{thechapter.}{1em}{}
chapters fncychap
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
Could you please post a small compilable code, and explain what is not as you want?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:20
I don't have a small compilable code, instead i have the full latex document of thesis. I want to change the default chapter style.
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 11:28
1
Can't you extract the necessary code to obtain a compilable document? You don't what is you document class, which packages you load, &c. Do you want a sans font for your chapter titles, as the image seems to suggest?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:31
I answered my own question. But what font family should I use?
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 12:33
1
In the first argument, insertsffamilyinstead ofnormalfont, and delete it from the second argument.
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 12:36
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I wonder how to make this chapter style.
Currently, I am using this style.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
{normalfontLARGEbfseriescolor{Cerulean}}{thechapter.}{1em}{}
chapters fncychap
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
I wonder how to make this chapter style.
Currently, I am using this style.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
{normalfontLARGEbfseriescolor{Cerulean}}{thechapter.}{1em}{}
chapters fncychap
chapters fncychap
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
edited Mar 31 at 11:27
chelsea
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
asked Mar 31 at 11:17
chelseachelsea
375
375
Could you please post a small compilable code, and explain what is not as you want?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:20
I don't have a small compilable code, instead i have the full latex document of thesis. I want to change the default chapter style.
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 11:28
1
Can't you extract the necessary code to obtain a compilable document? You don't what is you document class, which packages you load, &c. Do you want a sans font for your chapter titles, as the image seems to suggest?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:31
I answered my own question. But what font family should I use?
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 12:33
1
In the first argument, insertsffamilyinstead ofnormalfont, and delete it from the second argument.
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 12:36
|
show 2 more comments
Could you please post a small compilable code, and explain what is not as you want?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:20
I don't have a small compilable code, instead i have the full latex document of thesis. I want to change the default chapter style.
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 11:28
1
Can't you extract the necessary code to obtain a compilable document? You don't what is you document class, which packages you load, &c. Do you want a sans font for your chapter titles, as the image seems to suggest?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:31
I answered my own question. But what font family should I use?
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 12:33
1
In the first argument, insertsffamilyinstead ofnormalfont, and delete it from the second argument.
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 12:36
Could you please post a small compilable code, and explain what is not as you want?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:20
Could you please post a small compilable code, and explain what is not as you want?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:20
I don't have a small compilable code, instead i have the full latex document of thesis. I want to change the default chapter style.
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 11:28
I don't have a small compilable code, instead i have the full latex document of thesis. I want to change the default chapter style.
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 11:28
1
1
Can't you extract the necessary code to obtain a compilable document? You don't what is you document class, which packages you load, &c. Do you want a sans font for your chapter titles, as the image seems to suggest?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:31
Can't you extract the necessary code to obtain a compilable document? You don't what is you document class, which packages you load, &c. Do you want a sans font for your chapter titles, as the image seems to suggest?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:31
I answered my own question. But what font family should I use?
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 12:33
I answered my own question. But what font family should I use?
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 12:33
1
1
In the first argument, insert
sffamily instead of normalfont, and delete it from the second argument.– Bernard
Mar 31 at 12:36
In the first argument, insert
sffamily instead of normalfont, and delete it from the second argument.– Bernard
Mar 31 at 12:36
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Ok, I achieved what I want.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
[display]
{LARGEsffamilybfcolor{Black}}
{color{blue}Large CHAPTER thechapter}
{0.5em}{}
answered Mar 31 at 12:31
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Ok, I achieved what I want.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
[display]
{LARGEsffamilybfcolor{Black}}
{color{blue}Large CHAPTER thechapter}
{0.5em}{}
answered Mar 31 at 12:31
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Ok, I achieved what I want.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
[display]
{LARGEsffamilybfcolor{Black}}
{color{blue}Large CHAPTER thechapter}
{0.5em}{}
answered Mar 31 at 12:31
chelseachelsea
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Ok, I achieved what I want.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
[display]
{LARGEsffamilybfcolor{Black}}
{color{blue}Large CHAPTER thechapter}
{0.5em}{}
answered Mar 31 at 12:31
chelseachelsea
375
Ok, I achieved what I want.
usepackage{titlesec}
titleformat{chapter}
[display]
{LARGEsffamilybfcolor{Black}}
{color{blue}Large CHAPTER thechapter}
{0.5em}{}
answered Mar 31 at 12:31
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Could you please post a small compilable code, and explain what is not as you want?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:20
I don't have a small compilable code, instead i have the full latex document of thesis. I want to change the default chapter style.
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 11:28
1
Can't you extract the necessary code to obtain a compilable document? You don't what is you document class, which packages you load, &c. Do you want a sans font for your chapter titles, as the image seems to suggest?
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:31
I answered my own question. But what font family should I use?
– chelsea
Mar 31 at 12:33
1
In the first argument, insert
sffamilyinstead ofnormalfont, and delete it from the second argument.– Bernard
Mar 31 at 12:36