Changing the font in the ToC?












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I am using the package memoir and I redefined the fonts related to the chapters headings:



renewcommandchapnamefont{normalfontLargesffamilyscshaperaggedleftso} 

renewcommandchaptitlefont{normalfonthugesffamilybfseriesscshapecolor{darkBlue}}


But altough I am using a sans-serif font for the chapters, the ToC use a serif version of LM. That's not a major problem except that I have this warning:



LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined


So Latex is complaining that it can't find a small-caps and bold version of LM sans-serif.



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And the table of content:



alt text



So I am a bit confused:




  • My chapters appear as I want (sans serif font)

  • The ToC looks like it is using serifed fonts

  • Yet it is complaining not to find a SS font

  • I have this strange problem with viii

  • LM SS seems to have a SC bold version: Latex font catalogue


It seems that I don't know enough about Latex and fonts ...






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    Very nice chapter headings by the way. What do you use for that?
    – ℝaphink
    Sep 2 '11 at 13:53










  • It's one of the available style in memoir
    – Cedric H.
    Oct 12 '11 at 7:10
















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I am using the package memoir and I redefined the fonts related to the chapters headings:



renewcommandchapnamefont{normalfontLargesffamilyscshaperaggedleftso} 

renewcommandchaptitlefont{normalfonthugesffamilybfseriesscshapecolor{darkBlue}}


But altough I am using a sans-serif font for the chapters, the ToC use a serif version of LM. That's not a major problem except that I have this warning:



LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined


So Latex is complaining that it can't find a small-caps and bold version of LM sans-serif.



alt text



And the table of content:



alt text



So I am a bit confused:




  • My chapters appear as I want (sans serif font)

  • The ToC looks like it is using serifed fonts

  • Yet it is complaining not to find a SS font

  • I have this strange problem with viii

  • LM SS seems to have a SC bold version: Latex font catalogue


It seems that I don't know enough about Latex and fonts ...






fonts table-of-contents







share|improve this question




















  • 1




    Very nice chapter headings by the way. What do you use for that?
    – ℝaphink
    Sep 2 '11 at 13:53










  • It's one of the available style in memoir
    – Cedric H.
    Oct 12 '11 at 7:10














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I am using the package memoir and I redefined the fonts related to the chapters headings:



renewcommandchapnamefont{normalfontLargesffamilyscshaperaggedleftso} 

renewcommandchaptitlefont{normalfonthugesffamilybfseriesscshapecolor{darkBlue}}


But altough I am using a sans-serif font for the chapters, the ToC use a serif version of LM. That's not a major problem except that I have this warning:



LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined


So Latex is complaining that it can't find a small-caps and bold version of LM sans-serif.



alt text



And the table of content:



alt text



So I am a bit confused:




  • My chapters appear as I want (sans serif font)

  • The ToC looks like it is using serifed fonts

  • Yet it is complaining not to find a SS font

  • I have this strange problem with viii

  • LM SS seems to have a SC bold version: Latex font catalogue


It seems that I don't know enough about Latex and fonts ...






fonts table-of-contents







share|improve this question















I am using the package memoir and I redefined the fonts related to the chapters headings:



renewcommandchapnamefont{normalfontLargesffamilyscshaperaggedleftso} 

renewcommandchaptitlefont{normalfonthugesffamilybfseriesscshapecolor{darkBlue}}


But altough I am using a sans-serif font for the chapters, the ToC use a serif version of LM. That's not a major problem except that I have this warning:



LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined


So Latex is complaining that it can't find a small-caps and bold version of LM sans-serif.



alt text



And the table of content:



alt text



So I am a bit confused:




  • My chapters appear as I want (sans serif font)

  • The ToC looks like it is using serifed fonts

  • Yet it is complaining not to find a SS font

  • I have this strange problem with viii

  • LM SS seems to have a SC bold version: Latex font catalogue


It seems that I don't know enough about Latex and fonts ...






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    Very nice chapter headings by the way. What do you use for that?
    – ℝaphink
    Sep 2 '11 at 13:53










  • It's one of the available style in memoir
    – Cedric H.
    Oct 12 '11 at 7:10














  • 1




    Very nice chapter headings by the way. What do you use for that?
    – ℝaphink
    Sep 2 '11 at 13:53










  • It's one of the available style in memoir
    – Cedric H.
    Oct 12 '11 at 7:10








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Very nice chapter headings by the way. What do you use for that?
– ℝaphink
Sep 2 '11 at 13:53




Very nice chapter headings by the way. What do you use for that?
– ℝaphink
Sep 2 '11 at 13:53












It's one of the available style in memoir
– Cedric H.
Oct 12 '11 at 7:10




It's one of the available style in memoir
– Cedric H.
Oct 12 '11 at 7:10










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LaTeX tells you that it is find a font. It also tells you which font it uses instead:



 LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined

 (Font)              using `T1/lmss/bx/n' instead on input line 8.


Substituations are normal. As you can see here a sans serif font is used as substitute.



chapnamefont defines the font of the vertical chapter beside the large "2" not the font in the toc.



For the problem with "viii": http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tocloft






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    The commands for the TOC entries are different to the commands for the headings. To get sans serif fonts in the TOC, redefine the cftXfont commands, where X stands for chapter, section etc.



    This will achieve sans serif chapter and section entries in the TOC:



    usepackage{tocloft}
    
renewcommand{cftchapfont}{normalfontsffamily}   
    
renewcommand{cftsecfont}{normalfontsffamily}





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      For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
      – user697473
      Feb 27 '17 at 20:35



















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    To make the TOC sans serif, just add the command textsf, like this:
    textsf{tableofcontents}}






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      The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
      – Martin Scharrer♦
      Oct 12 '11 at 0:21






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      @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
      – Dominik
      Nov 28 '15 at 16:58











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    LaTeX tells you that it is find a font. It also tells you which font it uses instead:



     LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined
    
 (Font)              using `T1/lmss/bx/n' instead on input line 8.


    Substituations are normal. As you can see here a sans serif font is used as substitute.



    chapnamefont defines the font of the vertical chapter beside the large "2" not the font in the toc.



    For the problem with "viii": http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tocloft






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      LaTeX tells you that it is find a font. It also tells you which font it uses instead:



       LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined
      
 (Font)              using `T1/lmss/bx/n' instead on input line 8.


      Substituations are normal. As you can see here a sans serif font is used as substitute.



      chapnamefont defines the font of the vertical chapter beside the large "2" not the font in the toc.



      For the problem with "viii": http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tocloft






      share|improve this answer
























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        LaTeX tells you that it is find a font. It also tells you which font it uses instead:



         LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined
        
 (Font)              using `T1/lmss/bx/n' instead on input line 8.


        Substituations are normal. As you can see here a sans serif font is used as substitute.



        chapnamefont defines the font of the vertical chapter beside the large "2" not the font in the toc.



        For the problem with "viii": http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tocloft






        share|improve this answer












        LaTeX tells you that it is find a font. It also tells you which font it uses instead:



         LaTeX Font Warning: Font shape `T1/lmss/bx/sc' undefined
        
 (Font)              using `T1/lmss/bx/n' instead on input line 8.


        Substituations are normal. As you can see here a sans serif font is used as substitute.



        chapnamefont defines the font of the vertical chapter beside the large "2" not the font in the toc.



        For the problem with "viii": http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=tocloft







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            The commands for the TOC entries are different to the commands for the headings. To get sans serif fonts in the TOC, redefine the cftXfont commands, where X stands for chapter, section etc.



            This will achieve sans serif chapter and section entries in the TOC:



            usepackage{tocloft}
            
renewcommand{cftchapfont}{normalfontsffamily}   
            
renewcommand{cftsecfont}{normalfontsffamily}





            share|improve this answer



















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              For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
              – user697473
              Feb 27 '17 at 20:35
















            11














            The commands for the TOC entries are different to the commands for the headings. To get sans serif fonts in the TOC, redefine the cftXfont commands, where X stands for chapter, section etc.



            This will achieve sans serif chapter and section entries in the TOC:



            usepackage{tocloft}
            
renewcommand{cftchapfont}{normalfontsffamily}   
            
renewcommand{cftsecfont}{normalfontsffamily}





            share|improve this answer



















            • 1




              For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
              – user697473
              Feb 27 '17 at 20:35














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            The commands for the TOC entries are different to the commands for the headings. To get sans serif fonts in the TOC, redefine the cftXfont commands, where X stands for chapter, section etc.



            This will achieve sans serif chapter and section entries in the TOC:



            usepackage{tocloft}
            
renewcommand{cftchapfont}{normalfontsffamily}   
            
renewcommand{cftsecfont}{normalfontsffamily}





            share|improve this answer














            The commands for the TOC entries are different to the commands for the headings. To get sans serif fonts in the TOC, redefine the cftXfont commands, where X stands for chapter, section etc.



            This will achieve sans serif chapter and section entries in the TOC:



            usepackage{tocloft}
            
renewcommand{cftchapfont}{normalfontsffamily}   
            
renewcommand{cftsecfont}{normalfontsffamily}






            share|improve this answer














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              For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
              – user697473
              Feb 27 '17 at 20:35














            • 1




              For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
              – user697473
              Feb 27 '17 at 20:35








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            For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
            – user697473
            Feb 27 '17 at 20:35




            For whatever reason, I get a cftsectionfont undefined error when using renewcommand{cftsectionfont}{normalfontsffamily} . If I change cftsectionfont to cftsecfont, everything works as intended.
            – user697473
            Feb 27 '17 at 20:35











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            To make the TOC sans serif, just add the command textsf, like this:
            textsf{tableofcontents}}






            share|improve this answer



















            • 2




              The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
              – Martin Scharrer♦
              Oct 12 '11 at 0:21






            • 2




              @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
              – Dominik
              Nov 28 '15 at 16:58
















            1














            To make the TOC sans serif, just add the command textsf, like this:
            textsf{tableofcontents}}






            share|improve this answer



















            • 2




              The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
              – Martin Scharrer♦
              Oct 12 '11 at 0:21






            • 2




              @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
              – Dominik
              Nov 28 '15 at 16:58














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            To make the TOC sans serif, just add the command textsf, like this:
            textsf{tableofcontents}}






            share|improve this answer














            To make the TOC sans serif, just add the command textsf, like this:
            textsf{tableofcontents}}







            share|improve this answer














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            Martin Scharrer♦

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            • 2




              The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
              – Martin Scharrer♦
              Oct 12 '11 at 0:21






            • 2




              @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
              – Dominik
              Nov 28 '15 at 16:58














            • 2




              The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
              – Martin Scharrer♦
              Oct 12 '11 at 0:21






            • 2




              @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
              – Dominik
              Nov 28 '15 at 16:58








            2




            2




            The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
            – Martin Scharrer♦
            Oct 12 '11 at 0:21




            The font might be reset inside tableofcontents by memoir. Anyway, I would recommend to use {sffamilytableofcontents}` instead.
            – Martin Scharrer♦
            Oct 12 '11 at 0:21




            2




            2




            @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
            – Dominik
            Nov 28 '15 at 16:58




            @MartinScharrer @Andre Using either textsf{tableofcontents} or sffamilytableofcontents makes the entries sans serif but NOT the page numbers. Any solution for this?
            – Dominik
            Nov 28 '15 at 16:58


















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