The sub-indexes at the beginning of each chapter of my document are shifted : index of Chapter 2 at the beginning of Chapter 1 and so on....
I googled this problem and read the minitoc documentation but I could not find a solution. If anybody could help, it would be great !
Here is my template!
Note that that I do not want the abstract to appear in the general index, so there's a \chapter*{Abstract}
I have the same problem too with the difference that the TOC of chapter 1 appears at the beginning of chapter 2 and so on! SO far haven't found a solution.
You should show by a proper minimal example where the difficulties occur. This example has to be compilable as provided for everybody. Otherwise I'm pessimistic about specific help.
Here is a minimal example using memoir class. In the pdf output, I see no mini TOC at the beginning of chapter 1, miniTOC of chapter 1 at the beginning of chapter 2, miniTOC of chapter 2 in chapter 3 and miniTOC of chapter 3 cannot be found anywhere!
vsb1357 wrote:Here is a minimal example using memoir class. […]
For an adequate problem description you should have given this important information right at the beginning. Otherwise a discussion is lengthened unnecessarily.
Check out Sections 2.22, 2.32, 9.10, 9.81.1.9 and Chapter 12 of the minitoc manual.
Thanks for the reply. I checked the minitoc manual and tried to apply those fixes and none of them worked. There is a patch in chapter 12 that is supposed to fix the compatibility issue between minitoc and meoir, but it just makes the chapter TOC to disapper. And I forgot to mention that I also use hyperref. Didn't know minitoc has issues with hyperref as well. So, after wasting considerable amount of time, I managed to find a solution on using memoir, hyperref and minitoc together. Here is the solution.