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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.
enter image description here



This is what it looks now.
enter image description here






table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft







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  • 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
















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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.
enter image description here



This is what it looks now.
enter image description here






table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft







share|improve this question
























  • 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














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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.
enter image description here



This is what it looks now.
enter image description here






table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft







share|improve this question















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.
enter image description here



This is what it looks now.
enter image description here






table-of-contents line-spacing tocloft




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  • 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


















  • 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
















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















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