controlling spacing between lines in tree of contents
Since yesterday I have learned that doing a hard reset on a git branch also throws away stashed changes. So, I need to recreate some steps that I have inadvertently thrown away. Unfortunately I cannot remember how I decreased the spacing between lines of contents table. I have tried
renewcommand{cftsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
renewcommand{cftsubsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
which works, but unfortunately I also have the custom defined subsubsubsection which I am unable to modify using the above logic using tocloft package.
I have also tried
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{0.8}normalsize
tableofcontents
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.0}normalsize
but this controls only the space of multilines in TOC.
Below are images of what I have now and what it used to look like. Any hints on how to decrease spacing between the lines would be much appreciated.
This is "before" look of how I managed to decrease the spacing.
This is what it looks now.
table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
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asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
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Since yesterday I have learned that doing a hard reset on a git branch also throws away stashed changes. So, I need to recreate some steps that I have inadvertently thrown away. Unfortunately I cannot remember how I decreased the spacing between lines of contents table. I have tried
renewcommand{cftsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
renewcommand{cftsubsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
which works, but unfortunately I also have the custom defined subsubsubsection which I am unable to modify using the above logic using tocloft package.
I have also tried
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{0.8}normalsize
tableofcontents
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.0}normalsize
but this controls only the space of multilines in TOC.
Below are images of what I have now and what it used to look like. Any hints on how to decrease spacing between the lines would be much appreciated.
This is "before" look of how I managed to decrease the spacing.
This is what it looks now.
table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
subsubsubsectionis no level by default for most document classes, sotocloftcan not get grip of this level with itscftX....macros. You have must either changel@subsubsubsectionor providenewlistentry, which will lead to a problem, most likely, since you might have defined a counter namedsubsubsubsection, whichnewlistentrytries to define again. Since you have not posted working code, it is hard to tell which solution works best and 99% is guessing only
– Christian Hupfer
9 mins ago
Perhapssubsubsubsectionis nothing different thanparagraphand you should changecftparaafterpnuminstead
– Christian Hupfer
4 mins ago
add a comment |
Since yesterday I have learned that doing a hard reset on a git branch also throws away stashed changes. So, I need to recreate some steps that I have inadvertently thrown away. Unfortunately I cannot remember how I decreased the spacing between lines of contents table. I have tried
renewcommand{cftsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
renewcommand{cftsubsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
which works, but unfortunately I also have the custom defined subsubsubsection which I am unable to modify using the above logic using tocloft package.
I have also tried
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{0.8}normalsize
tableofcontents
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.0}normalsize
but this controls only the space of multilines in TOC.
Below are images of what I have now and what it used to look like. Any hints on how to decrease spacing between the lines would be much appreciated.
This is "before" look of how I managed to decrease the spacing.
This is what it looks now.
table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
Since yesterday I have learned that doing a hard reset on a git branch also throws away stashed changes. So, I need to recreate some steps that I have inadvertently thrown away. Unfortunately I cannot remember how I decreased the spacing between lines of contents table. I have tried
renewcommand{cftsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
renewcommand{cftsubsubsecafterpnum}{vspace{-8pt}}
which works, but unfortunately I also have the custom defined subsubsubsection which I am unable to modify using the above logic using tocloft package.
I have also tried
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{0.8}normalsize
tableofcontents
renewcommand{baselinestretch}{1.0}normalsize
but this controls only the space of multilines in TOC.
Below are images of what I have now and what it used to look like. Any hints on how to decrease spacing between the lines would be much appreciated.
This is "before" look of how I managed to decrease the spacing.
This is what it looks now.
table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft
table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
edited 6 mins ago
Bernard
165k769193
165k769193
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
asked 35 mins ago
Roman Luštrik
7751716
7751716
subsubsubsectionis no level by default for most document classes, sotocloftcan not get grip of this level with itscftX....macros. You have must either changel@subsubsubsectionor providenewlistentry, which will lead to a problem, most likely, since you might have defined a counter namedsubsubsubsection, whichnewlistentrytries to define again. Since you have not posted working code, it is hard to tell which solution works best and 99% is guessing only
– Christian Hupfer
9 mins ago
Perhapssubsubsubsectionis nothing different thanparagraphand you should changecftparaafterpnuminstead
– Christian Hupfer
4 mins ago
add a comment |
subsubsubsectionis no level by default for most document classes, sotocloftcan not get grip of this level with itscftX....macros. You have must either changel@subsubsubsectionor providenewlistentry, which will lead to a problem, most likely, since you might have defined a counter namedsubsubsubsection, whichnewlistentrytries to define again. Since you have not posted working code, it is hard to tell which solution works best and 99% is guessing only
– Christian Hupfer
9 mins ago
Perhapssubsubsubsectionis nothing different thanparagraphand you should changecftparaafterpnuminstead
– Christian Hupfer
4 mins ago
subsubsubsection is no level by default for most document classes, so tocloft can not get grip of this level with its cftX.... macros. You have must either change l@subsubsubsection or provide newlistentry, which will lead to a problem, most likely, since you might have defined a counter named subsubsubsection, which newlistentry tries to define again. Since you have not posted working code, it is hard to tell which solution works best and 99% is guessing only– Christian Hupfer
9 mins ago
subsubsubsection is no level by default for most document classes, so tocloft can not get grip of this level with its cftX.... macros. You have must either change l@subsubsubsection or provide newlistentry, which will lead to a problem, most likely, since you might have defined a counter named subsubsubsection, which newlistentry tries to define again. Since you have not posted working code, it is hard to tell which solution works best and 99% is guessing only– Christian Hupfer
9 mins ago
Perhaps
subsubsubsection is nothing different than paragraph and you should change cftparaafterpnum instead– Christian Hupfer
4 mins ago
Perhaps
subsubsubsection is nothing different than paragraph and you should change cftparaafterpnum instead– Christian Hupfer
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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subsubsubsectionis no level by default for most document classes, sotocloftcan not get grip of this level with itscftX....macros. You have must either changel@subsubsubsectionor providenewlistentry, which will lead to a problem, most likely, since you might have defined a counter namedsubsubsubsection, whichnewlistentrytries to define again. Since you have not posted working code, it is hard to tell which solution works best and 99% is guessing only– Christian Hupfer
9 mins ago
Perhaps
subsubsubsectionis nothing different thanparagraphand you should changecftparaafterpnuminstead– Christian Hupfer
4 mins ago