Text FormattingSection Counter formatting.

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Sp4rk136
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Section Counter formatting.

Post by Sp4rk136 »

Hi,

I am using TeX to write a sort of scientific paper. I am using two column style and I would like to adjust the style of section headings and numberings. Using \normalsize before the section title works fine but the numbering of the section would still be in latex preset style. titlesec package is giving me some trouble so I would rather avoid it. Also, is there a code to reduce the spacing between the section title and the body? Kind regards,

Jason

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\section{\normalsize{Introduction}}

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gmedina
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Section Counter formatting.

Post by gmedina »

Hi,

you could use the titlesec package.
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