Closed jaegerj closed 1 year ago
Another option is to reword the text to not depend on subsubsection. I can make the font bold or italics.
Subsubsection are used throughout the whole document. Thus, rewording may require involvement of all chapter committees. We may think of this for 4.2, but 4.1 seems out of scope.
for 4.1, having a bold font may do the trick.
If the main concern is the TOC, latex provides separate settings for the depth of TOC from depth of numbering:
\setcounter{secnumdepth}{3}
\setcounter{tocdepth}{2}
Oh yes, we can do that.
I will take care of this in my editors fixes
Problem
In the document, we use \subsubsection{}, but the numbering of subsubsection is not showing on the generated pdf. This usually creates a weird orphan small sentence of word. See review from Guillaume for RC41, l.98 in the speadsheet. Another example is the single word "Accumulate" with no numbering nor special font, p573 (document numbering) l.10 (rc41 document).
Proposal
Show subsubsection numbering, or use a special font to indicate it's the start of a new subsection.
Changes to the Text
See above
Impact on Implementations
none
Impact on Users
Better readability
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