Hello to all,
I think that if I get to do this, I'll be done! Is it possible to flush right the title of the ToC (LoF,LoT)? Thanks in advance for your time and help.
Cheers,
Pablo
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: Flush-right ToC Heading
It would not be hard to redefine those headings, inserting \raggedleft. However, the solution depends on your current code, such as document class, packages, bibliography packages and settings, index package etc. If you would show all relevant code, you would get a solution. Otherwise I just can say, insert \raggedleft at a suitable place.
Stefan
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the_blue_note
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Stefan,
thanks a lot for your hint. Indeed, it was just a \raggedleft thing. I'm using fncychap, so it was as simple as:
It also flushes Chapter titles, but I also needed that. Millions of thanks.
Cheers,
Pablo
thanks a lot for your hint. Indeed, it was just a \raggedleft thing. I'm using fncychap, so it was as simple as:
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\ChTitleVar{\raggedleft\fontsize{30}{32}\usefont{OT1}{phv}{bc}{n}\selectfont}Cheers,
Pablo