section -> classe

section -> classe

[R. Bastian]

Hello,

I use texexec (mk ii). 

I use the following head definition:

\definehead[classe][section]
\setuphead[classe]
[style=type, textstyle=tfc, indentnext=yes, alternative=inmargin, align=broad]

The result is numbered, but the title of the section/classe does not appear in the toc.

What is missing ?

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Re: section -> classe

[Wolfgang Schuster]

  Am 03.08.10 10:55, schrieb R. Bastian:
> Hello,
>
> I use texexec (mk ii).
>
> I use the following head definition:
>
> \definehead[classe][section]
> \setuphead[classe]
> [style=type, textstyle=tfc, indentnext=yes, alternative=inmargin, align=broad]
>
> The result is numbered, but the title of the section/classe does not appear in the toc.
>
> What is missing ?
Add 'coupling=section' to \setuphead but remember this works only in MkII,
for MkIV you have to replace \placecontent with 
\placelist[...,section,classe,...].

Wolfgang

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