How to add the word Chapter in Table of Contents
Hello, Please, I need to show the word chapter in the table of contents, so it will look like this: Chapter 1 Chapter Heading. Page number Thank you, Hesham
How to add the word Chapter in Table of Contents
Hello, Please, I need to show the word chapter in the table of contents, so it will look like this: Chapter 1 Chapter Heading. Page number Thank you, Hesham
How to add the word "Chapter" in Table of Contents
Hello, Please, I need to show the word chapter in the table of contents, so it will look like this: Chapter 1 Chapter Heading. Page number Thank you, Hesham
How to show the word Chapter in Table of Contents
Hello, Please, I need to show the word chapter in the table of contents, so it will look like this: Chapter 1 Chapter Heading ... 10 Thank you, Hesham
How to show the word Chapter in Table of Contents
Hello, Please, I need to show the word chapter in the table of contents, so it will look like this: Chapter 1 Chapter Heading ... 10 Thank you, Hesham
How to show the word "Chapter" in Table of Contents
Hello, Please, I need to show the word chapter in the table of contents, so it will look like this: Chapter 1 Chapter Heading ... 10 Thank you, Hesham
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Tha's fantastic, thank u very much, I missed that solution in the list!
thanks again, bye,
Luca
2009/5/13 Richard Talley rich.tal...@gmail.com
I had this problem recently and it was discussed on this list.
I have a Chapter* with a title of 'Preface' in a document that I don't
want numbered (it doesn't make sense to number a preface as chapter
1), but I do want it in the TOC. The solution was to insert this TeX
code immediately after the title of the Chapter*.
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Preface}
In your case, substitute your title of the Chapter* for 'Preface' in
the command.
You can change the word 'chapter' to 'section' or 'subsection'
depending on how you wish the non-numbered chapter to appear in the
TOC.
-- Rich
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Luca De Marini
luca.darkmas...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.net
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a
chapter*
is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't.
So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change
it
to a
chapter?
The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not
numbered,
not that it doesn't appar in TOC.
So, say that my problem can be considered as:
how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC?
Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will
be
numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered.
Cheers,
Luca
i
-- Original Message --
Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009
From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com
To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx
wiki
is
not helping me, google neither :(
When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc.
in
my
book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem..
then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a
*
simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the
TOC.
Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special
*Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry
to
TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please?
Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the
TOC
and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking
about
above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is,
on
the
top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this
probably
happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter
after
the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top
left
of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the
chapter
is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is
that I
have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with
the
*Chapter.
Cheers,
Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Tha's fantastic, thank u very much, I missed that solution in the list!
thanks again, bye,
Luca
2009/5/13 Richard Talley rich.tal...@gmail.com
I had this problem recently and it was discussed on this list.
I have a Chapter* with a title of 'Preface' in a document that I don't
want numbered (it doesn't make sense to number a preface as chapter
1), but I do want it in the TOC. The solution was to insert this TeX
code immediately after the title of the Chapter*.
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Preface}
In your case, substitute your title of the Chapter* for 'Preface' in
the command.
You can change the word 'chapter' to 'section' or 'subsection'
depending on how you wish the non-numbered chapter to appear in the
TOC.
-- Rich
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Luca De Marini
luca.darkmas...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.net
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a
chapter*
is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't.
So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change
it
to a
chapter?
The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not
numbered,
not that it doesn't appar in TOC.
So, say that my problem can be considered as:
how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC?
Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will
be
numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered.
Cheers,
Luca
i
-- Original Message --
Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009
From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com
To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx
wiki
is
not helping me, google neither :(
When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc.
in
my
book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem..
then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a
*
simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the
TOC.
Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special
*Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry
to
TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please?
Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the
TOC
and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking
about
above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is,
on
the
top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this
probably
happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter
after
the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top
left
of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the
chapter
is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is
that I
have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with
the
*Chapter.
Cheers,
Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Tha's fantastic, thank u very much, I missed that solution in the list!
thanks again, bye,
Luca
2009/5/13 Richard Talley <rich.tal...@gmail.com>
> I had this problem recently and it was discussed on this list.
>
> I have a Chapter* with a title of 'Preface' in a document that I don't
> want numbered (it doesn't make sense to number a preface as chapter
> 1), but I do want it in the TOC. The solution was to insert this TeX
> code immediately after the title of the Chapter*.
>
> \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Preface}
>
> In your case, substitute your title of the Chapter* for 'Preface' in
> the command.
>
> You can change the word 'chapter' to 'section' or 'subsection'
> depending on how you wish the non-numbered chapter to appear in the
> TOC.
>
> -- Rich
>
> On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Luca De Marini
> <luca.darkmas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > 2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington <ianworthing...@usa.net>
> >
> >> I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a
> >> chapter*
> >> is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't.
> >>
> >> So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change
> it
> >> to a
> >> chapter?
> >>
> >
> > The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not
> numbered,
> > not that it doesn't appar in TOC.
> > So, say that my problem can be considered as:
> > how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC?
> > Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will
> be
> > numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered.
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Luca
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >>
> >> i
> >>
> >> -- Original Message --
> >> Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009
> >> From: Luca De Marini <luca.darkmas...@gmail.com>
> >> To: LyX Users List <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
> >> Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
> >>
> >> > Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx
> wiki
> >> is
> >> > not helping me, google neither :(
> >> > When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc.
> in
> >> my
> >> > book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem..
> >> > then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a
> >> "*"
> >> > simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the
> TOC.
> >> > Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special
> >> > *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry
> to
> >> > TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please?
> >> >
> >> > Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the
> >> TOC
> >> > and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking
> >> about
> >> > above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is,
> on
> >> the
> >> > top of the page I still see the name "Table of Contents".. this
> probably
> >> > happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter
> after
> >> > the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top
> >> left
> >> > of the page I can see the small name: "Chapther 1" (the name of the
> >> chapter
> >> > is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is
> that I
> >> > have still "Table of Contents" on the top left corner of the page with
> >> the
> >> > *Chapter.
> >> >
> >> > Cheers,
> >> >
> >> > Luca
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
>
Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a * simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a chapter* is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't. So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it to a chapter? i -- Original Message -- Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009 From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a * simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.net I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a chapter* is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't. So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it to a chapter? The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not numbered, not that it doesn't appar in TOC. So, say that my problem can be considered as: how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC? Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will be numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered. Cheers, Luca i -- Original Message -- Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009 From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a * simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
I had this problem recently and it was discussed on this list.
I have a Chapter* with a title of 'Preface' in a document that I don't
want numbered (it doesn't make sense to number a preface as chapter
1), but I do want it in the TOC. The solution was to insert this TeX
code immediately after the title of the Chapter*.
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Preface}
In your case, substitute your title of the Chapter* for 'Preface' in
the command.
You can change the word 'chapter' to 'section' or 'subsection'
depending on how you wish the non-numbered chapter to appear in the
TOC.
-- Rich
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Luca De Marini
luca.darkmas...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.net
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a
chapter*
is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't.
So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it
to a
chapter?
The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not numbered,
not that it doesn't appar in TOC.
So, say that my problem can be considered as:
how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC?
Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will be
numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered.
Cheers,
Luca
i
-- Original Message --
Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009
From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com
To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki
is
not helping me, google neither :(
When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in
my
book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem..
then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a
*
simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC.
Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special
*Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to
TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please?
Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the
TOC
and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking
about
above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on
the
top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably
happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after
the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top
left
of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the
chapter
is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I
have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with
the
*Chapter.
Cheers,
Luca
Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a * simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a chapter* is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't. So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it to a chapter? i -- Original Message -- Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009 From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a * simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.net I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a chapter* is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't. So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it to a chapter? The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not numbered, not that it doesn't appar in TOC. So, say that my problem can be considered as: how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC? Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will be numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered. Cheers, Luca i -- Original Message -- Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009 From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a * simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
I had this problem recently and it was discussed on this list.
I have a Chapter* with a title of 'Preface' in a document that I don't
want numbered (it doesn't make sense to number a preface as chapter
1), but I do want it in the TOC. The solution was to insert this TeX
code immediately after the title of the Chapter*.
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Preface}
In your case, substitute your title of the Chapter* for 'Preface' in
the command.
You can change the word 'chapter' to 'section' or 'subsection'
depending on how you wish the non-numbered chapter to appear in the
TOC.
-- Rich
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Luca De Marini
luca.darkmas...@gmail.com wrote:
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington ianworthing...@usa.net
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a
chapter*
is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't.
So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it
to a
chapter?
The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not numbered,
not that it doesn't appar in TOC.
So, say that my problem can be considered as:
how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC?
Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will be
numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered.
Cheers,
Luca
i
-- Original Message --
Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009
From: Luca De Marini luca.darkmas...@gmail.com
To: LyX Users List lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki
is
not helping me, google neither :(
When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in
my
book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem..
then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a
*
simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC.
Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special
*Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to
TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please?
Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the
TOC
and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking
about
above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on
the
top of the page I still see the name Table of Contents.. this probably
happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after
the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top
left
of the page I can see the small name: Chapther 1 (the name of the
chapter
is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I
have still Table of Contents on the top left corner of the page with
the
*Chapter.
Cheers,
Luca
Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is not helping me, google neither :( When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a "*" simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the top of the page I still see the name "Table of Contents".. this probably happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left of the page I can see the small name: "Chapther 1" (the name of the chapter is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I have still "Table of Contents" on the top left corner of the page with the *Chapter. Cheers, Luca
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a chapter* is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't. So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it to a chapter? i -- Original Message -- Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009 From: Luca De Marini <luca.darkmas...@gmail.com> To: LyX Users List <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org> Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents > Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki is > not helping me, google neither :( > When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in my > book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. > then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a "*" > simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. > Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special > *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to > TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? > > Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the TOC > and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking about > above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on the > top of the page I still see the name "Table of Contents".. this probably > happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after > the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top left > of the page I can see the small name: "Chapther 1" (the name of the chapter > is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I > have still "Table of Contents" on the top left corner of the page with the > *Chapter. > > Cheers, > > Luca >
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington <ianworthing...@usa.net> > I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a > chapter* > is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't. > > So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it > to a > chapter? > The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not numbered, not that it doesn't appar in TOC. So, say that my problem can be considered as: how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC? Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will be numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered. Cheers, Luca > > i > > -- Original Message -- > Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009 > From: Luca De Marini <luca.darkmas...@gmail.com> > To: LyX Users List <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org> > Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents > > > Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki > is > > not helping me, google neither :( > > When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in > my > > book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem.. > > then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a > "*" > > simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC. > > Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special > > *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to > > TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please? > > > > Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the > TOC > > and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking > about > > above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on > the > > top of the page I still see the name "Table of Contents".. this probably > > happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after > > the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top > left > > of the page I can see the small name: "Chapther 1" (the name of the > chapter > > is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I > > have still "Table of Contents" on the top left corner of the page with > the > > *Chapter. > > > > Cheers, > > > > Luca > > > > > >
Re: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
I had this problem recently and it was discussed on this list.
I have a Chapter* with a title of 'Preface' in a document that I don't
want numbered (it doesn't make sense to number a preface as chapter
1), but I do want it in the TOC. The solution was to insert this TeX
code immediately after the title of the Chapter*.
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Preface}
In your case, substitute your title of the Chapter* for 'Preface' in
the command.
You can change the word 'chapter' to 'section' or 'subsection'
depending on how you wish the non-numbered chapter to appear in the
TOC.
-- Rich
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 6:19 PM, Luca De Marini
<luca.darkmas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 2009/5/13 Ian S. Worthington <ianworthing...@usa.net>
>
>> I'm new here myself but, iiuc, the difference between a chapter and a
>> chapter*
>> is that the former appears in the toc whilst the later doesn't.
>>
>> So, if you want a chapter* to appear in the toc, can't you just change it
>> to a
>> chapter?
>>
>
> The most important difference I found was that a *chapter was not numbered,
> not that it doesn't appar in TOC.
> So, say that my problem can be considered as:
> how do I have a chapter not to be numbered and still appear in the TOC?
> Understand my problem now? If I convert my *Chapter to a Chapter, it will be
> numbered (Chapter 1). I don't want it to be numbered.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Luca
>
>
>
>
>>
>> i
>>
>> -- Original Message --
>> Received: 06:45 PM COT, 05/12/2009
>> From: Luca De Marini <luca.darkmas...@gmail.com>
>> To: LyX Users List <lyx-users@lists.lyx.org>
>> Subject: Adding a non-numbered chapter to Table of Contents
>>
>> > Hallo everyone, sorry for my mails but we are in a hurry and the lyx wiki
>> is
>> > not helping me, google neither :(
>> > When I create a TOC in Lyx, it lists all the chapters, sections, etc. in
>> my
>> > book. I can configure it from the document properties, no problem..
>> > then, another feature in lyx is adding Chapters, Sections, etc. with a
>> "*"
>> > simbol next to them. Those entries are not numbered or listed in the TOC.
>> > Now, I need to put in the TOC one of these special entries, a special
>> > *Chapter. I was sure there had to be an option to add a custom entry to
>> > TOC... or a way to solve this in general. Any help please?
>> >
>> > Another problem is a little bit complicated to explain: I inserted the
>> TOC
>> > and after that, the first chapter is the famous *Chapter I was talking
>> about
>> > above. My second problem is that in the page where this *Chapter is, on
>> the
>> > top of the page I still see the name "Table of Contents".. this probably
>> > happens, because Lyx is confused, since there's no ordinary Chapter after
>> > the TOC.. in fact, on the next page there's Chapter 1, and on the top
>> left
>> > of the page I can see the small name: "Chapther 1" (the name of the
>> chapter
>> > is of course on the top right corner as usual). So, the problem is that I
>> > have still "Table of Contents" on the top left corner of the page with
>> the
>> > *Chapter.
>> >
>> > Cheers,
>> >
>> > Luca
>> >
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Marcelo Acuf1a wrote: Hello I am writing a long book. This book have: (in spanish) Preface (Chapter*) Acknowledgments (Chapter*) Introduccion (Chapter*) Chapter 1 (Chapter) Chapter 2 (Chapter) and so on, I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents. I want that Preface ... Introduccin no appears in TOC with numbers like Chapters. How I can get it? Consider using a koma-script document class, like scrbook. Layout-document, selet book(koma-script) as document class. Then you can use addchap to get a chapter with no numbering, just like Chapter*, but it does get in the table of contents. Chapter* is still available too, if you have something you don't want in the TOC. Helge Hafting
Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Marcelo Acuf1a wrote: Hello I am writing a long book. This book have: (in spanish) Preface (Chapter*) Acknowledgments (Chapter*) Introduccion (Chapter*) Chapter 1 (Chapter) Chapter 2 (Chapter) and so on, I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents. I want that Preface ... Introduccin no appears in TOC with numbers like Chapters. How I can get it? Consider using a koma-script document class, like scrbook. Layout-document, selet book(koma-script) as document class. Then you can use addchap to get a chapter with no numbering, just like Chapter*, but it does get in the table of contents. Chapter* is still available too, if you have something you don't want in the TOC. Helge Hafting
Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Marcelo AcuÃf1a wrote: Hello I am writing a long book. This book have: (in spanish) Preface (Chapter*) Acknowledgments (Chapter*) Introduccion (Chapter*) Chapter 1 (Chapter) Chapter 2 (Chapter) and so on, I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents. I want that Preface ... IntroducciÃn no appears in TOC with numbers like Chapters. How I can get it? Consider using a koma-script document class, like scrbook. Layout->document, selet book(koma-script) as document class. Then you can use "addchap" to get a chapter with no numbering, just like "Chapter*", but it does get in the table of contents. "Chapter*" is still available too, if you have something you don't want in the TOC. Helge Hafting
(Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Hello I am writing a long book. This book have: (in spanish) Preface (Chapter*) Acknowledgments (Chapter*) Introduccion (Chapter*) Chapter 1 (Chapter) Chapter 2 (Chapter) and so on, I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents. I want that Preface ... Introducción no appears in TOC with numbers like Chapters. How I can get it? Thanks. Marcelo __ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar
Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Marcelo Acuÿf1a wrote:
This book have:
Preface (Chapter*)
Acknowledgments (Chapter*)
Introduccion (Chapter*)
I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents.
I want that Preface ... Introducción no appears in TOC with numbers like
Chapters.
Use after the chapter names the command
\addcontentsline{ext}{type}{text}
in ERT. ext is the file extension for the list: toc for the TOC,
lof for the list of figures, and lot for the list of tables. type
is the paragraph type, in your case chapter.
E.g. for Preface, you have to write:
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\protect\numberline{}Preface}
The commands \protect\numberline{} are added to indent the toc entry
so that it is at the position of normal chapters entries, that have a
number at the beginning. (look at the attached example)
Note: If you're using a koma-script class, you can directly use the
Addchap environment for chapters that should appear without numbers in
the toc.
regards Uwe
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Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Thanks, Uwe. Marcelo Acuña. San Marcos Sierras. Córdoba. Argentina. __ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar
(Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Hello I am writing a long book. This book have: (in spanish) Preface (Chapter*) Acknowledgments (Chapter*) Introduccion (Chapter*) Chapter 1 (Chapter) Chapter 2 (Chapter) and so on, I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents. I want that Preface ... Introducción no appears in TOC with numbers like Chapters. How I can get it? Thanks. Marcelo __ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar
Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Marcelo Acuÿf1a wrote:
This book have:
Preface (Chapter*)
Acknowledgments (Chapter*)
Introduccion (Chapter*)
I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents.
I want that Preface ... Introducción no appears in TOC with numbers like
Chapters.
Use after the chapter names the command
\addcontentsline{ext}{type}{text}
in ERT. ext is the file extension for the list: toc for the TOC,
lof for the list of figures, and lot for the list of tables. type
is the paragraph type, in your case chapter.
E.g. for Preface, you have to write:
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\protect\numberline{}Preface}
The commands \protect\numberline{} are added to indent the toc entry
so that it is at the position of normal chapters entries, that have a
number at the beginning. (look at the attached example)
Note: If you're using a koma-script class, you can directly use the
Addchap environment for chapters that should appear without numbers in
the toc.
regards Uwe
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Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
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(Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Hello I am writing a long book. This book have: (in spanish) Preface (Chapter*) Acknowledgments (Chapter*) Introduccion (Chapter*) Chapter 1 (Chapter) Chapter 2 (Chapter) and so on, I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents. I want that Preface ... Introducción no appears in TOC with numbers like Chapters. How I can get it? Thanks. Marcelo __ Correo Yahoo! Espacio para todos tus mensajes, antivirus y antispam ¡gratis! ¡Abrí tu cuenta ya! - http://correo.yahoo.com.ar
Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
Marcelo Acuÿf1a wrote:
This book have:
Preface (Chapter*)
Acknowledgments (Chapter*)
Introduccion (Chapter*)
I want that Preface, and so on, appears in Table of Contents.
I want that Preface ... Introducción no appears in TOC with numbers like
Chapters.
Use after the chapter names the command
\addcontentsline{ext}{type}{text}
in ERT. "ext" is the file extension for the list: "toc" for the TOC,
"lof" for the list of figures, and "lot" for the list of tables. "type"
is the paragraph type, in your case "chapter".
E.g. for Preface, you have to write:
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\protect\numberline{}Preface}
The commands "\protect\numberline{}" are added to indent the toc entry
so that it is at the position of normal chapters entries, that have a
number at the beginning. (look at the attached example)
Note: If you're using a koma-script class, you can directly use the
"Addchap" environment for chapters that should appear without numbers in
the toc.
regards Uwe
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Re: (Chapter*) in Table of Contents?
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