On 6/15/24 08:15, Stef Pillaert wrote:
I have a Preface ("Voorwoord" in Dutch) in frontmatter, this is
intended to be a non numbered chapter ("Hoofdstuk" in Dutch). This
chapter should be in the TOC.
In mainmatter, the numbering of the chapters should start by "1". The
the first chapter is "Inleiding" (= introduction).
The output is oke, see second screenshot: the chapter in the
frontmatter has no number, and is in the TOC. Also, the first chapter
of mainmatter has number "1".
But is there a (not too difficult) way that LyX also shows the correct
numbers in front of the chapters? You can see that it puts "1" in
front of "Voorwoord", and the first chapter gets "2". A bit confusing...
It looks like you used a numbered section for the Voorwoord. If so, then
of course LyX numbers it "1", and the rest go accordingly. I am guessing
you have done that because unnumbered sections do not show up in the
TOC. So the way to handle this would be to create a new layout that is
both unnumbered and shows up in the TOC (or to manually add the
Voorwoord to the TOC using ERT).
Like this:
# Marks the page headings
Style ChapterStar
CopyStyle Chapter*
LaTeXName chapstar
Argument 1
LabelString "Page Heading"
EndArgument
Preamble
\newcommand\chapstar[2][xxx]{
\chapter*{#2}
\ifthenelse{\equal{#1}{xxx}}{\chaptermark{#2}}{\chaptermark{#1}
}
EndPreamble
}
End
# Also add to TOC
Style ChapStarTOC
CopyStyle ChapterStar
LaTeXName chapstartoc
Preamble
\newcommand\chapstartoc[2][xxx]{
\chapstar[#1]{#2}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{#2}
}
EndPreamble
End
Or perhaps more generally: perhaps there is an easier way to deal with
frontmatter/mainmatter/... in LyX, hopefully without using ERT?
There are frontmatter, etc, layouts in the Springer layouts. Probably we
should copy those into other classes. But they're a bit hackish.
Riki
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