On 05/20/2010 02:33 AM, Yannick Fournier wrote:
|> a) Changing cross-references links of "subsubsection" to a
| nicer "section":
|> Is there a command similar to the one for renaming figure
| captions (see
|> below), in order to have for example "subsections 3.4.3.2"
| or "section
|> 3.4.3.2" instead of "subsubsections 3.4.3.2" ?
|> \renewcommand{\f...@figure}{fig.~\thefigure}
|>
|>
| How are you getting the "subsubsection..." text? I just get
| numbers for
| references to subsubsections.
I simply use the standard option "<Reference>" and the associated "On Page
<On Page>". The formatted reference and the"<Reference> On Page<On Page>"
do not work, but we have been knowing that for weeks.
I think that my problems comes from this preamble line, that I found
somewhere in a FAQ some months ago:
\AtBeginDocument{\renewcommand{\ref}[1]{\mbox{\autoref{#1}}}}
Ahh. In that case, \def\subsubsectionautorefname{Section} should do. See
hyperref.sty.
|> d) Capital letters for cross-reference links at beginning
| of sentences:
|> When I make reference to a chapter at the beginning of a
| sentence, the
|> cross-reference link is:
|> "chapter 2 discusses blablabla....", instead of having a
| capital letter:
|> "Chapter 2 discusses blablabla...."
|> Can I correct that?
|>
|>
| Again, what are you using to get these cross-references? If I do a
| "formatted reference" to a chapter, I always get caps. If
| you're using
| memoir's Cref command, etc, then see the memoir manual for what to do.
\renewcommand\chaptername{Chapter} will get you caps all the time, if
I'm not mistaken. So far as I know, there is no way to get them some of
the time.
One more question I forgot to ask:
How do you reduce the vertical space, in itemize and enumerate listings,
between the first item and the preceeding paragraph? I tried the following
preamble commands with success only between item lines:
Try posting this question separately. I'm not sure about this.
rh
