Hi,
I have found the answer, in the documentation of minitoc
the command should be:
\addstarredchapter{Context}
instead of
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Context}
thanks for your help.
I may come back in the near future ;)
ps: I have one small subsidiary question:
The text of the Context chapter ...
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- Sun Aug 31, 2008 8:09 pm
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- Topic: Stange effect - unnumbered chapter in document body and ToC
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- Sun Aug 31, 2008 7:08 pm
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Re: Stange effect - unnumbered chapter in document body and ToC
Hi
many thanks for your prompt response!
What you have suggested indeed corrects the behaviour related to the section title
in the header.
we now have:
\chapter*{Context}
\markboth{Context}{Context}
this in fact writes "Context" in the headers of the two sides of the pages
while markboth ...
many thanks for your prompt response!
What you have suggested indeed corrects the behaviour related to the section title
in the header.
we now have:
\chapter*{Context}
\markboth{Context}{Context}
this in fact writes "Context" in the headers of the two sides of the pages
while markboth ...
- Sun Aug 31, 2008 6:40 pm
- Forum: General
- Topic: Stange effect - unnumbered chapter in document body and ToC
- Replies: 3
- Views: 2847
Stange effect - unnumbered chapter in document body and ToC
All,
my beloved wife is writing her PhD manuscript under LaTeX and we are stuck with
a strange behaviour.
What she would like to achieve is:
To write a sort of a preamble giving the context for the two following chapters.
This "Context" should sit between Chapter 3 and 4.
She does not want the ...
my beloved wife is writing her PhD manuscript under LaTeX and we are stuck with
a strange behaviour.
What she would like to achieve is:
To write a sort of a preamble giving the context for the two following chapters.
This "Context" should sit between Chapter 3 and 4.
She does not want the ...