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I really need help to change the numbering style of my subsections. Here is how they look like at the moment



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I wish to have the following structure instead




  1. Introduction


2.Numerical Modeling



2.2 Material parameters



and so on, i.e. no letters. Anyone that knows how to change it for sections and subsections? I only know how to do it with chapters.



Additionally, I used the following packages



I used the following packages



documentclass[twocolumn]{revtex4}



usepackage{graphicx,epsfig}



usepackage{amsmath}



usepackage{amsfonts}



usepackage{fancyhdr}



usepackage{url}



usepackage{hyperref}



hypersetup{hidelinks, ... here I have the url colors





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    That's not how the headings look in the standard classes, so that makes me think you already load a package or class that modifies the headings. A MWE would help us to help you better.
    – moewe
    Jul 16 at 10:11






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    Actually, adding a minimal working example is essential if you want help. At the moment we have no idea what document class etc you are using. Please add the smallest amount of compliable code necessary to produce the image that you have above.
    – Andrew
    Jul 16 at 10:23










  • In addition to the requests for a MWE, your "Material Parameters" subsection appears to be the first subsection in section 2, but you label it as subsection 2.2, rather than 2.1. Do you mean 2.1, or do you also want to alter the default numbering?
    – preferred_anon
    Jul 16 at 11:22










  • You should use revtex4 (actually revtex4-1) only for submissions; the same is for elsarticle.
    – egreg
    Jul 16 at 21:18















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I really need help to change the numbering style of my subsections. Here is how they look like at the moment



enter image description here



enter image description here



I wish to have the following structure instead




  1. Introduction


2.Numerical Modeling



2.2 Material parameters



and so on, i.e. no letters. Anyone that knows how to change it for sections and subsections? I only know how to do it with chapters.



Additionally, I used the following packages



I used the following packages



documentclass[twocolumn]{revtex4}



usepackage{graphicx,epsfig}



usepackage{amsmath}



usepackage{amsfonts}



usepackage{fancyhdr}



usepackage{url}



usepackage{hyperref}



hypersetup{hidelinks, ... here I have the url colors





sectioning numbering







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    That's not how the headings look in the standard classes, so that makes me think you already load a package or class that modifies the headings. A MWE would help us to help you better.
    – moewe
    Jul 16 at 10:11






  • 2




    Actually, adding a minimal working example is essential if you want help. At the moment we have no idea what document class etc you are using. Please add the smallest amount of compliable code necessary to produce the image that you have above.
    – Andrew
    Jul 16 at 10:23










  • In addition to the requests for a MWE, your "Material Parameters" subsection appears to be the first subsection in section 2, but you label it as subsection 2.2, rather than 2.1. Do you mean 2.1, or do you also want to alter the default numbering?
    – preferred_anon
    Jul 16 at 11:22










  • You should use revtex4 (actually revtex4-1) only for submissions; the same is for elsarticle.
    – egreg
    Jul 16 at 21:18













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I really need help to change the numbering style of my subsections. Here is how they look like at the moment



enter image description here



enter image description here



I wish to have the following structure instead




  1. Introduction


2.Numerical Modeling



2.2 Material parameters



and so on, i.e. no letters. Anyone that knows how to change it for sections and subsections? I only know how to do it with chapters.



Additionally, I used the following packages



I used the following packages



documentclass[twocolumn]{revtex4}



usepackage{graphicx,epsfig}



usepackage{amsmath}



usepackage{amsfonts}



usepackage{fancyhdr}



usepackage{url}



usepackage{hyperref}



hypersetup{hidelinks, ... here I have the url colors





sectioning numbering







share|improve this question















I really need help to change the numbering style of my subsections. Here is how they look like at the moment



enter image description here



enter image description here



I wish to have the following structure instead




  1. Introduction


2.Numerical Modeling



2.2 Material parameters



and so on, i.e. no letters. Anyone that knows how to change it for sections and subsections? I only know how to do it with chapters.



Additionally, I used the following packages



I used the following packages



documentclass[twocolumn]{revtex4}



usepackage{graphicx,epsfig}



usepackage{amsmath}



usepackage{amsfonts}



usepackage{fancyhdr}



usepackage{url}



usepackage{hyperref}



hypersetup{hidelinks, ... here I have the url colors





sectioning numbering




sectioning numbering






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  • 1




    That's not how the headings look in the standard classes, so that makes me think you already load a package or class that modifies the headings. A MWE would help us to help you better.
    – moewe
    Jul 16 at 10:11






  • 2




    Actually, adding a minimal working example is essential if you want help. At the moment we have no idea what document class etc you are using. Please add the smallest amount of compliable code necessary to produce the image that you have above.
    – Andrew
    Jul 16 at 10:23










  • In addition to the requests for a MWE, your "Material Parameters" subsection appears to be the first subsection in section 2, but you label it as subsection 2.2, rather than 2.1. Do you mean 2.1, or do you also want to alter the default numbering?
    – preferred_anon
    Jul 16 at 11:22










  • You should use revtex4 (actually revtex4-1) only for submissions; the same is for elsarticle.
    – egreg
    Jul 16 at 21:18














  • 1




    That's not how the headings look in the standard classes, so that makes me think you already load a package or class that modifies the headings. A MWE would help us to help you better.
    – moewe
    Jul 16 at 10:11






  • 2




    Actually, adding a minimal working example is essential if you want help. At the moment we have no idea what document class etc you are using. Please add the smallest amount of compliable code necessary to produce the image that you have above.
    – Andrew
    Jul 16 at 10:23










  • In addition to the requests for a MWE, your "Material Parameters" subsection appears to be the first subsection in section 2, but you label it as subsection 2.2, rather than 2.1. Do you mean 2.1, or do you also want to alter the default numbering?
    – preferred_anon
    Jul 16 at 11:22










  • You should use revtex4 (actually revtex4-1) only for submissions; the same is for elsarticle.
    – egreg
    Jul 16 at 21:18








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1




That's not how the headings look in the standard classes, so that makes me think you already load a package or class that modifies the headings. A MWE would help us to help you better.
– moewe
Jul 16 at 10:11




That's not how the headings look in the standard classes, so that makes me think you already load a package or class that modifies the headings. A MWE would help us to help you better.
– moewe
Jul 16 at 10:11




2




2




Actually, adding a minimal working example is essential if you want help. At the moment we have no idea what document class etc you are using. Please add the smallest amount of compliable code necessary to produce the image that you have above.
– Andrew
Jul 16 at 10:23




Actually, adding a minimal working example is essential if you want help. At the moment we have no idea what document class etc you are using. Please add the smallest amount of compliable code necessary to produce the image that you have above.
– Andrew
Jul 16 at 10:23












In addition to the requests for a MWE, your "Material Parameters" subsection appears to be the first subsection in section 2, but you label it as subsection 2.2, rather than 2.1. Do you mean 2.1, or do you also want to alter the default numbering?
– preferred_anon
Jul 16 at 11:22




In addition to the requests for a MWE, your "Material Parameters" subsection appears to be the first subsection in section 2, but you label it as subsection 2.2, rather than 2.1. Do you mean 2.1, or do you also want to alter the default numbering?
– preferred_anon
Jul 16 at 11:22












You should use revtex4 (actually revtex4-1) only for submissions; the same is for elsarticle.
– egreg
Jul 16 at 21:18




You should use revtex4 (actually revtex4-1) only for submissions; the same is for elsarticle.
– egreg
Jul 16 at 21:18










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I found a solution that worked and I am posting it here so that other people, that has the same issue, can try it. This is the new document class that gave me what I wanted. 



documentclass[final,5p,times,twocolumn]{elsarticle}





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    Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
    – Teepeemm
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  • You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
    – The_nice_doge
    Jul 16 at 19:53











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I found a solution that worked and I am posting it here so that other people, that has the same issue, can try it. This is the new document class that gave me what I wanted. 



documentclass[final,5p,times,twocolumn]{elsarticle}





share|improve this answer



















  • 1




    Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
    – Teepeemm
    Jul 16 at 19:46










  • You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
    – The_nice_doge
    Jul 16 at 19:53















up vote
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I found a solution that worked and I am posting it here so that other people, that has the same issue, can try it. This is the new document class that gave me what I wanted. 



documentclass[final,5p,times,twocolumn]{elsarticle}





share|improve this answer



















  • 1




    Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
    – Teepeemm
    Jul 16 at 19:46










  • You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
    – The_nice_doge
    Jul 16 at 19:53













up vote
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up vote
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I found a solution that worked and I am posting it here so that other people, that has the same issue, can try it. This is the new document class that gave me what I wanted. 



documentclass[final,5p,times,twocolumn]{elsarticle}





share|improve this answer














I found a solution that worked and I am posting it here so that other people, that has the same issue, can try it. This is the new document class that gave me what I wanted. 



documentclass[final,5p,times,twocolumn]{elsarticle}






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    Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
    – Teepeemm
    Jul 16 at 19:46










  • You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
    – The_nice_doge
    Jul 16 at 19:53














  • 1




    Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
    – Teepeemm
    Jul 16 at 19:46










  • You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
    – The_nice_doge
    Jul 16 at 19:53








1




1




Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
– Teepeemm
Jul 16 at 19:46




Generally, you shouldn't be picking your document class based on how you want the sections to be numbered, because much more than just that will be changed. Pick the document class that best fits the job you want (if you don't know, article would be a good start). Then you can start tweaking it from there.
– Teepeemm
Jul 16 at 19:46












You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
– The_nice_doge
Jul 16 at 19:53




You're correct, I am still learning Latex. Thanks!
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Jul 16 at 19:53


















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