Recover style of section modified by titlesec
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After the section style is modified by the titlesec package, I want to return to the original style by let and renewcommand, but fails. Why and how to achieve this?
MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
sectioning titlesec
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
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1
After the section style is modified by the titlesec package, I want to return to the original style by let and renewcommand, but fails. Why and how to achieve this?
MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
sectioning titlesec
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
Different section styles may confuse readers however, as it breaks the coporate design somehow
– user31729
Feb 16 at 11:06
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After the section style is modified by the titlesec package, I want to return to the original style by let and renewcommand, but fails. Why and how to achieve this?
MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
sectioning titlesec
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
After the section style is modified by the titlesec package, I want to return to the original style by let and renewcommand, but fails. Why and how to achieve this?
MWE:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
sectioning titlesec
sectioning titlesec
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
edited Feb 16 at 10:32
lyl
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
asked Feb 16 at 10:11
lyllyl
70438
70438
Different section styles may confuse readers however, as it breaks the coporate design somehow
– user31729
Feb 16 at 11:06
add a comment |
Different section styles may confuse readers however, as it breaks the coporate design somehow
– user31729
Feb 16 at 11:06
Different section styles may confuse readers however, as it breaks the coporate design somehow
– user31729
Feb 16 at 11:06
Different section styles may confuse readers however, as it breaks the coporate design somehow
– user31729
Feb 16 at 11:06
add a comment |
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In section 9.2 of the titlesec manual, you find that the default style for section is
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em
Thus you can go back and forward:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
newcommandoriginalsections%
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em%
newcommandmodifiedsections%
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em%
originalsections
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style A
sectionOriginal Section Style B
modifiedsections
sectionNew Section Style A
sectionNew Section Style B
originalsections
sectionOriginal Section Style C
enddocument
answered Feb 16 at 11:33
egregegreg
726k8819193226
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The old definition of section etc. must be captured by a let statement
before
titlesec changes section etc, i.e.
letoldsectionsection
usepackagetitlesec
Here is the modified code:
documentclassarticle
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
add a comment |
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In section 9.2 of the titlesec manual, you find that the default style for section is
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em
Thus you can go back and forward:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
newcommandoriginalsections%
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em%
newcommandmodifiedsections%
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em%
originalsections
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style A
sectionOriginal Section Style B
modifiedsections
sectionNew Section Style A
sectionNew Section Style B
originalsections
sectionOriginal Section Style C
enddocument
answered Feb 16 at 11:33
egregegreg
726k8819193226
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In section 9.2 of the titlesec manual, you find that the default style for section is
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em
Thus you can go back and forward:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
newcommandoriginalsections%
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em%
newcommandmodifiedsections%
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em%
originalsections
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style A
sectionOriginal Section Style B
modifiedsections
sectionNew Section Style A
sectionNew Section Style B
originalsections
sectionOriginal Section Style C
enddocument
answered Feb 16 at 11:33
egregegreg
726k8819193226
add a comment |
2
2
2
In section 9.2 of the titlesec manual, you find that the default style for section is
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em
Thus you can go back and forward:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
newcommandoriginalsections%
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em%
newcommandmodifiedsections%
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em%
originalsections
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style A
sectionOriginal Section Style B
modifiedsections
sectionNew Section Style A
sectionNew Section Style B
originalsections
sectionOriginal Section Style C
enddocument
answered Feb 16 at 11:33
egregegreg
726k8819193226
In section 9.2 of the titlesec manual, you find that the default style for section is
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em
Thus you can go back and forward:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetitlesec,xcolor
newcommandoriginalsections%
titleformatsectionnormalfontLargebfseriesthesection1em%
newcommandmodifiedsections%
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em%
originalsections
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style A
sectionOriginal Section Style B
modifiedsections
sectionNew Section Style A
sectionNew Section Style B
originalsections
sectionOriginal Section Style C
enddocument
answered Feb 16 at 11:33
egregegreg
726k8819193226
answered Feb 16 at 11:33
egregegreg
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answered Feb 16 at 11:33
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The old definition of section etc. must be captured by a let statement
before
titlesec changes section etc, i.e.
letoldsectionsection
usepackagetitlesec
Here is the modified code:
documentclassarticle
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
add a comment |
1
The old definition of section etc. must be captured by a let statement
before
titlesec changes section etc, i.e.
letoldsectionsection
usepackagetitlesec
Here is the modified code:
documentclassarticle
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
add a comment |
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1
The old definition of section etc. must be captured by a let statement
before
titlesec changes section etc, i.e.
letoldsectionsection
usepackagetitlesec
Here is the modified code:
documentclassarticle
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
The old definition of section etc. must be captured by a let statement
before
titlesec changes section etc, i.e.
letoldsectionsection
usepackagetitlesec
Here is the modified code:
documentclassarticle
letoldsectionsection %store the original macro section
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagexcolor
begindocument
sectionOriginal Section Style
oldsectionOriginal Section Style stored
titleformatsectionhugecolorredRomansection1em
sectionNew Section Style
letsectionoldsection % recovery of section
renewcommandthesectionarabicsection% I tried by another way
sectionI want to restore the original section style, but fails
enddocument
answered Feb 16 at 11:03
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Different section styles may confuse readers however, as it breaks the coporate design somehow
– user31729
Feb 16 at 11:06