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Add dot after chapter title (scrreprt document)
Redefining commands in Latex (section in particular)Remove last dot in title numberingKOMA-Script scrbook: How to remove period after sections and subsections?Appendix Title with scrreprtChange title of Table of ContentsChanging Chapter Title in scrrprt-classUnwanted page after titlepage in scrreprtsectsty interferes with documentclass scrreprt Chapter Titles!Formatting of multi-line Chapter heading with scrreprt: vertical alignment
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I have a problem with the numbers added to the chapters of my document: There is no dot after the number, e. g. "2 Theory" instead of "2. Theory".
I tried adding a dot before the chapter title but then it looks like "2 . Theory".
I also tried documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt and %renewcommandthechapterarabicchapter. but both add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title".
My document looks like this:
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
begindocument
includetheory
includeexperiment
enddocument
titles chapters scrreprt
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
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I have a problem with the numbers added to the chapters of my document: There is no dot after the number, e. g. "2 Theory" instead of "2. Theory".
I tried adding a dot before the chapter title but then it looks like "2 . Theory".
I also tried documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt and %renewcommandthechapterarabicchapter. but both add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title".
My document looks like this:
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
begindocument
includetheory
includeexperiment
enddocument
titles chapters scrreprt
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
tex.stackexchange.com/a/446836/134144 might be interesting.
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:38
Please note that your example is not a working example. The include command could be replaced with a simple chapter command.
– Philipp
Sep 29 at 10:46
@leandriis This works perfectly, thank you again, you are saving my thesis!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 10:54
@leandriis: I really should have red the question in extenso ;o)
– Bernard
Sep 29 at 10:59
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I have a problem with the numbers added to the chapters of my document: There is no dot after the number, e. g. "2 Theory" instead of "2. Theory".
I tried adding a dot before the chapter title but then it looks like "2 . Theory".
I also tried documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt and %renewcommandthechapterarabicchapter. but both add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title".
My document looks like this:
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
begindocument
includetheory
includeexperiment
enddocument
titles chapters scrreprt
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
I have a problem with the numbers added to the chapters of my document: There is no dot after the number, e. g. "2 Theory" instead of "2. Theory".
I tried adding a dot before the chapter title but then it looks like "2 . Theory".
I also tried documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt and %renewcommandthechapterarabicchapter. but both add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title".
My document looks like this:
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
begindocument
includetheory
includeexperiment
enddocument
titles chapters scrreprt
titles chapters scrreprt
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
asked Sep 29 at 10:17
Tatjana SchmidtTatjana Schmidt
211 bronze badge
211 bronze badge
tex.stackexchange.com/a/446836/134144 might be interesting.
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:38
Please note that your example is not a working example. The include command could be replaced with a simple chapter command.
– Philipp
Sep 29 at 10:46
@leandriis This works perfectly, thank you again, you are saving my thesis!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 10:54
@leandriis: I really should have red the question in extenso ;o)
– Bernard
Sep 29 at 10:59
add a comment
|
tex.stackexchange.com/a/446836/134144 might be interesting.
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:38
Please note that your example is not a working example. The include command could be replaced with a simple chapter command.
– Philipp
Sep 29 at 10:46
@leandriis This works perfectly, thank you again, you are saving my thesis!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 10:54
@leandriis: I really should have red the question in extenso ;o)
– Bernard
Sep 29 at 10:59
tex.stackexchange.com/a/446836/134144 might be interesting.
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:38
tex.stackexchange.com/a/446836/134144 might be interesting.
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:38
Please note that your example is not a working example. The include command could be replaced with a simple chapter command.
– Philipp
Sep 29 at 10:46
Please note that your example is not a working example. The include command could be replaced with a simple chapter command.
– Philipp
Sep 29 at 10:46
@leandriis This works perfectly, thank you again, you are saving my thesis!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 10:54
@leandriis This works perfectly, thank you again, you are saving my thesis!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 10:54
@leandriis: I really should have red the question in extenso ;o)
– Bernard
Sep 29 at 10:59
@leandriis: I really should have red the question in extenso ;o)
– Bernard
Sep 29 at 10:59
add a comment
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If sections, subsections etc. should not get a dot after the number, use option numbers=noenddot. One possibility to add the dot after chapter number is
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
Example (with additional remarks):
documentclass[
%a4paper,11pt,% default
numbers=noenddot% default value: autoenddot
]scrreprt
%usepackage[utf8]inputenc% needed with older TeX distributions
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagegraphicx% <- added
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr% it is suggested to use package scrlayer-scrheadings
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption% maybe you can use KOMA-Script commands?
usepackagetextcomp
RedeclareSectionCommands[
font=small
]section,subsection,subsubsection
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
answered Sep 29 at 11:07
esddesdd
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This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
add a comment
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you can use the koma option
numbers=enddot
so the first line will be
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=enddot]scrreprt
Edit:
This will set points also after section numbers.
You may want to go with: Remove last dot in title numbering
This is a solution specifically for KOMA-Script
answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
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1
As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also trieddocumentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
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This should work in every documentclass and it is based on my answer here
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
%graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
defthechapterarabicchapter.%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
makeatother
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
Adding in order to be able to help people with other document classes or even for the OP's request if he would like to be able to change documentclass later.
answered Sep 29 at 11:29
koleygrkoleygr
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Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you uselabel...andref...for a chapter.
– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
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If sections, subsections etc. should not get a dot after the number, use option numbers=noenddot. One possibility to add the dot after chapter number is
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
Example (with additional remarks):
documentclass[
%a4paper,11pt,% default
numbers=noenddot% default value: autoenddot
]scrreprt
%usepackage[utf8]inputenc% needed with older TeX distributions
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagegraphicx% <- added
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr% it is suggested to use package scrlayer-scrheadings
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption% maybe you can use KOMA-Script commands?
usepackagetextcomp
RedeclareSectionCommands[
font=small
]section,subsection,subsubsection
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
answered Sep 29 at 11:07
esddesdd
66.3k3 gold badges53 silver badges99 bronze badges
This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
add a comment
|
If sections, subsections etc. should not get a dot after the number, use option numbers=noenddot. One possibility to add the dot after chapter number is
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
Example (with additional remarks):
documentclass[
%a4paper,11pt,% default
numbers=noenddot% default value: autoenddot
]scrreprt
%usepackage[utf8]inputenc% needed with older TeX distributions
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagegraphicx% <- added
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr% it is suggested to use package scrlayer-scrheadings
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption% maybe you can use KOMA-Script commands?
usepackagetextcomp
RedeclareSectionCommands[
font=small
]section,subsection,subsubsection
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
answered Sep 29 at 11:07
esddesdd
66.3k3 gold badges53 silver badges99 bronze badges
This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
add a comment
|
If sections, subsections etc. should not get a dot after the number, use option numbers=noenddot. One possibility to add the dot after chapter number is
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
Example (with additional remarks):
documentclass[
%a4paper,11pt,% default
numbers=noenddot% default value: autoenddot
]scrreprt
%usepackage[utf8]inputenc% needed with older TeX distributions
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagegraphicx% <- added
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr% it is suggested to use package scrlayer-scrheadings
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption% maybe you can use KOMA-Script commands?
usepackagetextcomp
RedeclareSectionCommands[
font=small
]section,subsection,subsubsection
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
answered Sep 29 at 11:07
esddesdd
66.3k3 gold badges53 silver badges99 bronze badges
If sections, subsections etc. should not get a dot after the number, use option numbers=noenddot. One possibility to add the dot after chapter number is
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
Example (with additional remarks):
documentclass[
%a4paper,11pt,% default
numbers=noenddot% default value: autoenddot
]scrreprt
%usepackage[utf8]inputenc% needed with older TeX distributions
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagegraphicx% <- added
graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr% it is suggested to use package scrlayer-scrheadings
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption% maybe you can use KOMA-Script commands?
usepackagetextcomp
RedeclareSectionCommands[
font=small
]section,subsection,subsubsection
usepackagexpatch
xpatchcmdchapterformatautodot.PatchFailed
DeclareTOCStyleEntry[
entrynumberformat=entrynumberwithdot
]chapterchapter
newcommand*entrynumberwithdot[1]defautodot.#1
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
answered Sep 29 at 11:07
esddesdd
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answered Sep 29 at 11:07
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answered Sep 29 at 11:07
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answered Sep 29 at 11:07
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This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
add a comment
|
This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
This works, thank you so much!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 11:17
add a comment
|
you can use the koma option
numbers=enddot
so the first line will be
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=enddot]scrreprt
Edit:
This will set points also after section numbers.
You may want to go with: Remove last dot in title numbering
This is a solution specifically for KOMA-Script
answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
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As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also trieddocumentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
add a comment
|
you can use the koma option
numbers=enddot
so the first line will be
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=enddot]scrreprt
Edit:
This will set points also after section numbers.
You may want to go with: Remove last dot in title numbering
This is a solution specifically for KOMA-Script
answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
2071 silver badge5 bronze badges
1
As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also trieddocumentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
add a comment
|
you can use the koma option
numbers=enddot
so the first line will be
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=enddot]scrreprt
Edit:
This will set points also after section numbers.
You may want to go with: Remove last dot in title numbering
This is a solution specifically for KOMA-Script
answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
2071 silver badge5 bronze badges
you can use the koma option
numbers=enddot
so the first line will be
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=enddot]scrreprt
Edit:
This will set points also after section numbers.
You may want to go with: Remove last dot in title numbering
This is a solution specifically for KOMA-Script
answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
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edited Sep 29 at 10:54
answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
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answered Sep 29 at 10:46
PhilippPhilipp
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answered Sep 29 at 10:46
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As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also trieddocumentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
add a comment
|
1
As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also trieddocumentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
1
1
As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also tried
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
As the OP already mentioned in her question, this will also add a period after the section number which seems to be undesired. " I also tried
documentclass[a4paper,11pt,numbers=endperiod]scrreprt[...] add a dot after every number, even "1.1. Title" where I want "1.1 Title". "– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:51
add a comment
|
This should work in every documentclass and it is based on my answer here
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
%graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
defthechapterarabicchapter.%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
makeatother
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
Adding in order to be able to help people with other document classes or even for the OP's request if he would like to be able to change documentclass later.
answered Sep 29 at 11:29
koleygrkoleygr
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Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you uselabel...andref...for a chapter.
– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
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This should work in every documentclass and it is based on my answer here
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
%graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
defthechapterarabicchapter.%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
makeatother
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
Adding in order to be able to help people with other document classes or even for the OP's request if he would like to be able to change documentclass later.
answered Sep 29 at 11:29
koleygrkoleygr
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Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you uselabel...andref...for a chapter.
– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
add a comment
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This should work in every documentclass and it is based on my answer here
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
%graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
defthechapterarabicchapter.%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
makeatother
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
Adding in order to be able to help people with other document classes or even for the OP's request if he would like to be able to change documentclass later.
answered Sep 29 at 11:29
koleygrkoleygr
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This should work in every documentclass and it is based on my answer here
documentclass[a4paper,11pt]scrreprt
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[ngerman]babel
usepackage[T1]fontenc
%graphicspathimg/
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelmodern
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagecaption
usepackagetextcomp
addtokomafontsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsectionsmall
addtokomafontsubsubsectionsmall
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
defthechapterarabicchapter.%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
defthechapterarabicchapter%
makeatother
usepackageblindtext% only for dummy text in the MWE
begindocument
tableofcontents
Blinddocument
enddocument
Adding in order to be able to help people with other document classes or even for the OP's request if he would like to be able to change documentclass later.
answered Sep 29 at 11:29
koleygrkoleygr
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answered Sep 29 at 11:29
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Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you uselabel...andref...for a chapter.
– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
add a comment
|
1
Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you uselabel...andref...for a chapter.
– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
1
1
Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you use
label... and ref... for a chapter.– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Then chapters in appendix also get arabic numbers. Additionally the dot is in references, if you use
label... and ref... for a chapter.– esdd
Sep 29 at 12:43
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
Thanks for the comment @esdd ... You are right ... Could take care of the first easily ... but not of the second (not so easy but with some effort -as far as I can think right now- ...) Anyway ... thanks! Useful comment ... and more useful answer!
– koleygr
Sep 29 at 12:56
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tex.stackexchange.com/a/446836/134144 might be interesting.
– leandriis
Sep 29 at 10:38
Please note that your example is not a working example. The include command could be replaced with a simple chapter command.
– Philipp
Sep 29 at 10:46
@leandriis This works perfectly, thank you again, you are saving my thesis!
– Tatjana Schmidt
Sep 29 at 10:54
@leandriis: I really should have red the question in extenso ;o)
– Bernard
Sep 29 at 10:59