Hello, I have been trying to implement the following:
I have an index.rst file with a toctree with several files in it, for ex:
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
part_1
part_2
part_3
I would like to be able to use sphinx/latex to make one large pdf that is a
combination of each of these files in the toctree, but then also be able to
make each pdf individually.
I have been running into a few issues.
I edited the latex_documents part of latex_elements in the conf.py file to
include each file (above this would be part1.rst etc.).
1) I can make the entire pdf just fine, but I learned that apparently
sphinx sort of "gobbles up" the first section heading given (usually, when
a latex file is created from an index.rst, this is the section title in the
index.rst above the toctree)
so that when i create a file directly from part_1.rst, the first section
heading is seemingly gone and the proceeding headings get "moved up" a
level in the hierarchy.
I attempted to fix this by doubling up the first heading in each individual
file, and while this worked for making the individual files, it obviously
did not working for making the one master combination pdf.
I currently have my conf.py set up as a "report" type document with various
"parts." Every time a new part starts, this "part" page takes up an entire
page, and this is the heading that is doubled up as mentioned in the
previous sentence.
If I could find some way to make each page associated with the start of a
new "part" blank\nonexistant I believe that would solve my problem.
I attempted the following:
\def\@part{
\null\thispagestyle{empty}
}
this seemingly works to make the pages that were formerly "part" title
pages to be blank, but now I need to remove these blank pages. If anyone
could offer assistance I would be appreciative. If anything is unclear let
me know and I will clarify.
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