Tagged with small-caps sectioning
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Make section upper case in text but small capitals in toc
I am using the book class with four heading levels (part, chapter, section and paragraph) and I am trying to achieve the following
no headings are numbered,
the table of contents should only contain ...
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Automatic Chapter or Section Title in Bold face and Small Caps
I have a very basic question that is basically a follow-up of this old one.
How can I have small caps that are boldface in the title of a chapter or a section?
Below a MWE.
\RequirePackage{fix-cm}
\...
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How Do I add the small caps for the section?
Here is an example that I'm trying to copy, I don't want the roman numerals, just the small caps, the aim is to make it look identical to the paper.
Mine:
The Aim:
My code is shown below:
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Cyrillic Small Caps not working in section names
I have recently encountered weird problem. Following code:
\documentclass[14pt, a4paper]{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage[english, serbianc]{babel}
\usepackage{...
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How can I change text, depending on whether it is \scshape or not?
What would be the simplest way to create a macro like \ifscshape{sc case}{else} (similar to e.g. \ifdraft{}{}), so that this
\newcommand{\cec}{\ifscshape{CEC}{\textsc{Cec}}}
In normal text, the ...
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How can I put part of my section/subsection heading into small caps?
I want to to have section headings like
\section{-\textit{rqsa} `Affirmative suffix (\textsc{aff}'}
Note that there are dozen sections like this, so it's not just a solution for this one example.
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Underline small-capped section with titleformat?
With the MWE in place, i got the smallcaps into the section formatting (hopefully right), but cannot use \titleformat to uline the section, despite the doc saying: "The very last command can take an ...
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Smallcaps Roman Numbering of Sections
Is it possible to get section heading numbered with roman smallcaps numerals?
The minimal working example gives me exactly what I seek, except that I would like the numbering of the Roman Section to ...
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hyperref + redefined headings: "dest doesn't exist..."
Consider the code below. A key element of that document's typographic style is that the \section headings are typeset in all-small caps (= with no capital letters in between). So in order to typeset ...
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Small caps in section/chapter title
I am using report document class, and want to use small caps in titles of chapters, sections... if I write \section{\textsc{Lorem Ipsum}} it will be lowercase, not small caps.
\documentclass[12pt, ...
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Why CAPS LOCK in AMS mode in LyX?
I am trying to use the AMS article in LyX. I want my output to look like the following (note margins are the same for the entire paragraph and not all letters are capitalized):
Here is my source code:
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Easiest Way To Make Section Smallcaps [duplicate]
I am trying to make my sections small caps. I have tried:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{lmodern}
\begin{document}
\section*{\textsc{Test}}
\end{document}
But this complains that no bold small ...
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Set tracking for small caps selected by \scshape
If a font family doesn't have a bold font, it makes sense to me to use small caps instead. But when I redefine \bfseries to mean \scshape, there's no tracking in those small caps. How can I set that?
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Small-caps special character "?"
I have been trying for some time to get the symbol "?" to play nice with XeLaTeX. However, I'm now having trouble using it inside of a chapter title using the book class. Here's an MWE:
\...
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Small caps with \textsc in subsections [duplicate]
The code
\subsection{\textsc{Should be in small caps} $\cdot$ Normal tekst}
\textsc{This text is in small caps}
gives the output
The \textsc command works fine in normal text but not in a subsection ...