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As a note to anyone else dealing with these kinds of issues, I've been re-reformatting structure.tex and recompiling my document after every couple changes, and I've realized something that I've never seen mentioned elsewhere: LaTeX syntax is incredibly fragile , even compared to a language like Pyt...

Johannes_B wrote:Without knowing more, it is hard to give any advice.
Did you compile multiple times?

Oh yes!

Starting with a fresh copy of the template, I've replaced the first coding line of structure.tex that specifies geometry with your command and I can't reproduce the problem. Perhaps you've modified something else that's causing it? Thanks for the response, Vel. I've modified structure.tex extensive...

I changed the paper size in the Legrand Orange Book template from A4 to Letter , and as a result the table of contents part number (the big Roman numeral) was moved from the left of the part name to above it, as can be seen here: https://imgur.com/a/S24xx https://imgur.com/a/S24xx The relevant secti...

After much searching and even more trial and error, I've found what appears to be the solution. The template doesn't assign fonts to different elements, but rather font classes (or "families"; not sure about the proper term). So body text is set to serif, headers to sans, etc., with comman...

Thanks so much for your answer, Stefan. Your suggestion allows me to use TeX Gyre Adventor (or any other font, in theory) as the single font for the entire document . That's a step forward! The problem I'm having is a bit different, though -- the default Lagrande Orange template defines two differen...

I'm using the Lagrande Orange book template, and I need to use Unicode fonts for everything. I've figured out how to do this for specifically designated text: \usepackage[]{fontspec} \newfontfamily\unifont[]{Unicode Font Here} \begin{unifont}þøłßðđŋħ\end{unifont} But I need to change the default bod...