How to fix 'Table of Content' header
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I have an issue with the header in the TOC. There is a big gap between the top of the page and the title of TOC. Further the TOC does not have the same style as the remaining report. Anybody able to help? Thanks in advance
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Codes for the TOC is in the main:
pdfbookmark[0]{Indholdsfortegnelse}{toc}
tableofcontents*
label{ch:contents}
In the preamble:
bibliographystyle{apalike}
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
maxsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
renewcommandcftbeforechapterskip{10pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesubsectionskip{1pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesectionskip{1pt}
table-of-contents
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I have an issue with the header in the TOC. There is a big gap between the top of the page and the title of TOC. Further the TOC does not have the same style as the remaining report. Anybody able to help? Thanks in advance
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Codes for the TOC is in the main:
pdfbookmark[0]{Indholdsfortegnelse}{toc}
tableofcontents*
label{ch:contents}
In the preamble:
bibliographystyle{apalike}
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
maxsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
renewcommandcftbeforechapterskip{10pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesubsectionskip{1pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesectionskip{1pt}
table-of-contents
edited 12 hours ago
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asked 12 hours ago
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(1) welcome, (2) as always on this site you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full minimal example instead of sniplets that we do not know what belongs to.
– daleif
12 hours ago
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following @dalief's comment, the place where the toc header is defined is usually thedocumentclass. since we don't know what that is, it's impossible to give a reliable answer.
– barbara beeton
9 hours ago
IIRC, tableofcontents uses either chapter* or section* to do its formatting (most document classes).
– John Kormylo
5 hours ago
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I have an issue with the header in the TOC. There is a big gap between the top of the page and the title of TOC. Further the TOC does not have the same style as the remaining report. Anybody able to help? Thanks in advance
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Codes for the TOC is in the main:
pdfbookmark[0]{Indholdsfortegnelse}{toc}
tableofcontents*
label{ch:contents}
In the preamble:
bibliographystyle{apalike}
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
maxsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
renewcommandcftbeforechapterskip{10pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesubsectionskip{1pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesectionskip{1pt}
table-of-contents
edited 12 hours ago
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asked 12 hours ago
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I have an issue with the header in the TOC. There is a big gap between the top of the page and the title of TOC. Further the TOC does not have the same style as the remaining report. Anybody able to help? Thanks in advance
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Codes for the TOC is in the main:
pdfbookmark[0]{Indholdsfortegnelse}{toc}
tableofcontents*
label{ch:contents}
In the preamble:
bibliographystyle{apalike}
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
maxsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
renewcommandcftbeforechapterskip{10pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesubsectionskip{1pt}
renewcommandcftbeforesectionskip{1pt}
table-of-contents
table-of-contents
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asked 12 hours ago
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edited 12 hours ago
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edited 12 hours ago
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(1) welcome, (2) as always on this site you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full minimal example instead of sniplets that we do not know what belongs to.
– daleif
12 hours ago
1
following @dalief's comment, the place where the toc header is defined is usually thedocumentclass. since we don't know what that is, it's impossible to give a reliable answer.
– barbara beeton
9 hours ago
IIRC, tableofcontents uses either chapter* or section* to do its formatting (most document classes).
– John Kormylo
5 hours ago
add a comment |
5
(1) welcome, (2) as always on this site you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full minimal example instead of sniplets that we do not know what belongs to.
– daleif
12 hours ago
1
following @dalief's comment, the place where the toc header is defined is usually thedocumentclass. since we don't know what that is, it's impossible to give a reliable answer.
– barbara beeton
9 hours ago
IIRC, tableofcontents uses either chapter* or section* to do its formatting (most document classes).
– John Kormylo
5 hours ago
5
5
(1) welcome, (2) as always on this site you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full minimal example instead of sniplets that we do not know what belongs to.
– daleif
12 hours ago
(1) welcome, (2) as always on this site you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full minimal example instead of sniplets that we do not know what belongs to.
– daleif
12 hours ago
1
1
following @dalief's comment, the place where the toc header is defined is usually the
documentclass. since we don't know what that is, it's impossible to give a reliable answer.– barbara beeton
9 hours ago
following @dalief's comment, the place where the toc header is defined is usually the
documentclass. since we don't know what that is, it's impossible to give a reliable answer.– barbara beeton
9 hours ago
IIRC, tableofcontents uses either chapter* or section* to do its formatting (most document classes).
– John Kormylo
5 hours ago
IIRC, tableofcontents uses either chapter* or section* to do its formatting (most document classes).
– John Kormylo
5 hours ago
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(1) welcome, (2) as always on this site you are much more likely to get help if you provide a full minimal example instead of sniplets that we do not know what belongs to.
– daleif
12 hours ago
1
following @dalief's comment, the place where the toc header is defined is usually the
documentclass. since we don't know what that is, it's impossible to give a reliable answer.– barbara beeton
9 hours ago
IIRC, tableofcontents uses either chapter* or section* to do its formatting (most document classes).
– John Kormylo
5 hours ago