On Friday 23 June 2006 23:03, Rich Shepard wrote: > Why is it that numbered sectioning commands appear both in a > ToC and on the fancy headers, but their unnumbered versions don't? I know > this is a LaTeX action, but I'm wondering why it's this way.
I guess that is by design. :-) The start sections are to be used when you want to give emphasis to some part of your document but do not want it to show in TOC. Notice that koma class of layouts as a style called addchap, addsect and addpart that act as start section but show in TOC. > I can see unnumbered sections in the frontmatter of a book or report, > but to not have headers with the sectioning titles? And articles -- at > least in the science fields in which I am most familiar -- have sections, > but they're not numbered. Yet the running heads reflect the page's section. You can use Document->Settings->Numbering and TOC to control this. You can use sections (and derived) without a number. By default only paragraph and subparagraph (level 4 and 5) are not numbered. You can easily change that there. Try it. :-) > Just curious, > > Rich -- José Abílio
