General ⇒ Increased Size and uppercased Name of Endnotes List

[cgnieder]

Well, if it must be then something like

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\setenotez{
  list-heading = {\Huge\bfseries#1} ,
  split-heading = {\large\bfseries#1} ,
}

might work (I haven't tried it).

Regards

[AleCes]

Unfortunately what you suggested doesn't do the work it's supposed to do, it actually brings forth a mess, try it for yourself.

[cgnieder]

What about

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\usepackage{etoolbox}
\newrobustcmd*\enotezchapter[1]{{\Huge\bfseries#1}}
\newrobustcmd*\enotezsection[1]{{\large\bfseries#1}}
\setenotez{
  list-heading = \enotezchapter{#1} ,
  split-heading = \enotezsection{#1} ,
}

Regards

[AleCes]

No way, still a mess, I think I need to completely redefine the format of chapter titles (list-heading) and section titles (split-heading) in the Notes chapter because the way you suggested the Notes chapter page's layout looks like a normal page with headers, and list-headings are preceded by a point because of this in the prologue:

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\titleformat{\section}[display]
{}
{}
{0pt}
{\thesection.\ }
[]

[cgnieder]

I tested the code I proposed: with an up to date enotez it works without a problem -- but it looks ugly. Then I looked at the definitions of \section and \chapter in book.cls and I found the default formatting is

• \Huge \bfseries for \chapter and
• \Large\bfseries for \section.

That is: they already have the formatting that you want -- now I'm even more confused! What exactly do you want to change from the default settings or why doesn't the default setting no suit your needs?

[AleCes]

I tested the code I proposed: with an up to date enotez it works without a problem -- but it looks ugly. Then I looked at the definitions of \section and \chapter in book.cls and I found the default formatting is

• \Huge \bfseries for \chapter and
• \Large\bfseries for \section.

That is: they already have the formatting that you want -- now I'm even more confused! What exactly do you want to change from the default settings or why doesn't the default setting no suit your needs?

Of course, however I had to modify the standard chapter formatting to suit my needs, to the extent that now only the chapter number is \Huge while the title is \large.

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\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat{\chapter}[display]
{\centering\bfseries\large}
{\Huge\thechapter}
{0pt}
{\MakeUppercase}
[]

As for sections I need them to be \large, not \Large.

I know this thing is so complicated but please understand I'm forced to reproduce the formatting of a book printed at the beginning of last century.

[cgnieder]

Of course, however I had to modify the standard chapter formatting to suit my needs, to the extent that now only the chapter number is \Huge while the title is \large.

That is information that would have been helpful from the start... So you want those modified \chapter and \section but with a different font size for the list of endnotes?

[AleCes]

I'm so sorry cgnieder, I thought it proper to take those lines away from the minimal example...

Yes, I want a different size for chapter and sections titles in the endnotes chapter.

[cgnieder]

Can you then provide a minimal working example that includes your redefinitions of \chapter and \section, please?

[AleCes]

Here it is: please forgive me but I thought including these would uselessly lengthen the minimal example...

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    \documentclass[10pt,a5paper,openany]{book}
    \usepackage{blindtext}
    \usepackage{bookmark}
    \usepackage{enotez}

    \setenotez{
      reset = true,
      backref = true,
      totoc = chapter,
      split = chapter,
      list-style = itemize
    }

    \renewcommand*\enmark[1]{\llap{#1}}
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titlespacing{\chapter}{0pt}{*0}{*1.5}
\titlespacing{\section}{0pt}{*2}{*1.5}
\titlespacing{\subsection}{0pt}{*0}{*0}
\titleformat{\chapter}[display]
{\centering\bfseries\large}
{\Huge\thechapter}
{0pt}
{\MakeUppercase}
[]
\titleformat{\section}[hang]
{\centering\bfseries\large}
{}
{0pt}
{\thesection.\ \MakeUppercase}
[]
\titleformat{\subsection}[hang]
{\bfseries\small}
{}
{0pt}
{\thesubsection.\ \textsc}
[]
\renewcommand{\thechapter}{\Roman{chapter}}
\renewcommand{\thesection}{\Alph{section}}
\renewcommand{\thesubsection}{\arabic{subsection}}

    \begin{document}
      \chapter{Introduction}
        \blindtext
        \endnote{\blindtext}
        \blindtext
        \endnote{\blindtext}
        \blindtext
        \endnote{\blindtext}
        \blindtext
        \endnote{\blindtext}
        \blindtext
        \endnote{\blindtext}

      \printendnotes
    \end{document}