Problems formatting part entries in ToC with `titletoc`
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I'm trying to understand how to use titletoc and I succeeded in customizing the appearance of chapter entries in the ToC, but I'm failing with part. I can't understand what I'm doing wrong.
Here's the code:
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackagetitletoc
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
And here's the output:
As you can see the chapter entry looks as wanted (sffamilyuppercase text and colored number). However, the part just doesn't work.
How can I obtain similar formatting for part as well?
table-of-contents titletoc
asked Feb 24 at 9:25
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I'm trying to understand how to use titletoc and I succeeded in customizing the appearance of chapter entries in the ToC, but I'm failing with part. I can't understand what I'm doing wrong.
Here's the code:
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackagetitletoc
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
And here's the output:
As you can see the chapter entry looks as wanted (sffamilyuppercase text and colored number). However, the part just doesn't work.
How can I obtain similar formatting for part as well?
table-of-contents titletoc
asked Feb 24 at 9:25
gigabytesgigabytes
1,4351118
add a comment |
I'm trying to understand how to use titletoc and I succeeded in customizing the appearance of chapter entries in the ToC, but I'm failing with part. I can't understand what I'm doing wrong.
Here's the code:
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackagetitletoc
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
And here's the output:
As you can see the chapter entry looks as wanted (sffamilyuppercase text and colored number). However, the part just doesn't work.
How can I obtain similar formatting for part as well?
table-of-contents titletoc
asked Feb 24 at 9:25
gigabytesgigabytes
1,4351118
I'm trying to understand how to use titletoc and I succeeded in customizing the appearance of chapter entries in the ToC, but I'm failing with part. I can't understand what I'm doing wrong.
Here's the code:
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackagetitletoc
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
And here's the output:
As you can see the chapter entry looks as wanted (sffamilyuppercase text and colored number). However, the part just doesn't work.
How can I obtain similar formatting for part as well?
table-of-contents titletoc
table-of-contents titletoc
asked Feb 24 at 9:25
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asked Feb 24 at 9:25
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You have to redefine the part formatting with titlesec first, because you read in § 3.7, Other Package Options of the documentation:
Standard parts write the toc entry number in a non standard way. You may change that with
newparttocso that titletoc or a similar package can manipulate the entry. (That works only if part
has been redefined.)
Therefore, I used titleformatpart..., so as to reproduce the default formatting in the book (of course, you may change that):
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[newparttoc]titlesec
usepackagetitletoc
titleformatpart[display]centeringbfseriesHugehugepartname~thepart2ex
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
answered Feb 24 at 11:37
BernardBernard
174k776205
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
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Feb 24 at 12:55
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You have to redefine the part formatting with titlesec first, because you read in § 3.7, Other Package Options of the documentation:
Standard parts write the toc entry number in a non standard way. You may change that with
newparttocso that titletoc or a similar package can manipulate the entry. (That works only if part
has been redefined.)
Therefore, I used titleformatpart..., so as to reproduce the default formatting in the book (of course, you may change that):
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[newparttoc]titlesec
usepackagetitletoc
titleformatpart[display]centeringbfseriesHugehugepartname~thepart2ex
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
answered Feb 24 at 11:37
BernardBernard
174k776205
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
– gigabytes
Feb 24 at 12:55
add a comment |
You have to redefine the part formatting with titlesec first, because you read in § 3.7, Other Package Options of the documentation:
Standard parts write the toc entry number in a non standard way. You may change that with
newparttocso that titletoc or a similar package can manipulate the entry. (That works only if part
has been redefined.)
Therefore, I used titleformatpart..., so as to reproduce the default formatting in the book (of course, you may change that):
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[newparttoc]titlesec
usepackagetitletoc
titleformatpart[display]centeringbfseriesHugehugepartname~thepart2ex
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
answered Feb 24 at 11:37
BernardBernard
174k776205
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
– gigabytes
Feb 24 at 12:55
add a comment |
You have to redefine the part formatting with titlesec first, because you read in § 3.7, Other Package Options of the documentation:
Standard parts write the toc entry number in a non standard way. You may change that with
newparttocso that titletoc or a similar package can manipulate the entry. (That works only if part
has been redefined.)
Therefore, I used titleformatpart..., so as to reproduce the default formatting in the book (of course, you may change that):
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[newparttoc]titlesec
usepackagetitletoc
titleformatpart[display]centeringbfseriesHugehugepartname~thepart2ex
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
answered Feb 24 at 11:37
BernardBernard
174k776205
You have to redefine the part formatting with titlesec first, because you read in § 3.7, Other Package Options of the documentation:
Standard parts write the toc entry number in a non standard way. You may change that with
newparttocso that titletoc or a similar package can manipulate the entry. (That works only if part
has been redefined.)
Therefore, I used titleformatpart..., so as to reproduce the default formatting in the book (of course, you may change that):
documentclassbook
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[newparttoc]titlesec
usepackagetitletoc
titleformatpart[display]centeringbfseriesHugehugepartname~thepart2ex
titlecontentschapter[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
titlecontentspart[0pt]vspace1em%
%
rlaplargebfseriescolorbluethecontentslabel%
hspace*1.5em%
%
largesffamilyuppercase
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFirst Part
chapterFirst Chapter
enddocument
answered Feb 24 at 11:37
BernardBernard
174k776205
edited Feb 24 at 11:56
answered Feb 24 at 11:37
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answered Feb 24 at 11:37
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answered Feb 24 at 11:37
BernardBernard
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174k776205
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
– gigabytes
Feb 24 at 12:55
add a comment |
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
– gigabytes
Feb 24 at 12:55
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
– gigabytes
Feb 24 at 12:55
Thanks, I completely missed that option!
– gigabytes
Feb 24 at 12:55
add a comment |
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