Here's an example showing how to obtain this new sectional unit giving you now the option to use \part, \section, \subsection, \subsubsection, \subsubsubsection, \paragraph, and \subparagraph:

1. subsection 2. subsection 2.1 subsubsection 3. subsection This is my code: \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \section*{Section} \subsection{subsection} …

I could do \subsection {} and \subsubsection {} but not \subsubsubsection {}. This command does not seem to be available in LaTeX. Is there an alternative command?

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Default latex unfortunately is very limited, and it ends at 3 (for example 1.0.0). How to go one point further? (1.0.0.0) There is solution somewhere on stackexchange that turns paragraph into

Jan 18, 2025 · I'd like to display the current chapter, section and subsection (on the left, in the centre, on the right) of each page of a document. The below shows this with 3x the chapter …

I want to add a section without a number, but \section* also excludes it from the numbering, so if there is this \section* {Section 1} \subsection {Subsection} \subsection {Subsection 2} \section* …

I would like to increase the size of pretty much every headlines, so that it is more prominent than the normal text. I read about the titlesec package, but can't seem to find good example how to u...

That's the definition of \subsection. All of \(sub(sub))section and \(sub)paragraph have similar definitions (in the LaTeX standard classes, at least), which depend on \@startsection. \chapter …

I just want to show the subsubsection numbering, without the trailing section and subsection numbers in the front. In the output it appears as 0.0.1, I want it to appear as 1