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The arguments given to \titlespacing are as follows: section command = \paragraph. left indent = 0pt. above vertical skip = 3.25ex plus 1ex minus .2ex the standard value from the article class. final separation = \wordsep an ordinary word space. For \titleformat the spcification is. section command = \paragraph.
8. \stepcounter{parcount}%. \parnum \hspace{1em}%. \par%. \everypar{\noindent \stepcounter{parcount}\parnum \hspace{1em}}%. This is the best solution, because it does the numbering automatically within the environment. The other solution requires a command to number the paragraph. So this one is better.
The command \paragraph is, semantically speaking, subordinated to the \subsubsection command. Each time a LaTeX sectioning command is used, two things happen (inter alia): First, the counter associated with its level -- part, chapter, section, subsection, subsubsection, paragraph, and subparagraph-- is incremented by 1; second, the counters of all subordinated sectioning levels are reset to 0.
I'm writing a report that needs some annoying formatting. The \chapter s and \paragraph s need to be numbered using arabic numbers. The paragraph numbering needs to be reset at the commencement of each new chapter. The \section, \subsection, and \subsubsection headings should not be numbered, nor should they have any effect on the \paragraph ...
11. If you use the hyperref and the nameref package and label your paragraph: \paragraph{The Elephant}\label{para:xyz} Than you can use \autoref{para:xyz}, \nameref{para:xyz} within your code to get e.g.: Subsection 3, The Elephant. Obviously I assumed that your paragraph is within subsection 3. Share.
The \newcounter{<counter-name>}[<outer-counter>] commands will define a new counter. For example, \newcounter{example}[section] command creates a new counter called example that will be reset every time the section counter is increased. But for paragraph counter, the \newcounter{<counter-name>}[paragraph] doesn't work. Here is the MWE:
In the article class the hierarchy of levels is \section -> \subsection -> \subsubsection -> \paragraph. Paragraphs don't get numbers. In the book class the hierarchy of levels is \chapter -> \section -> \subsection -> \subsubsection -> \paragraph. If you want to use custom numbering for paragraphs, call their values and edit their counters. i .e.
The main differences include: Numbering, based on the value of the counter secnumdepth. For \paragraph, this is 4. Setting secnumdepth to anything higher than or equal to 4 would reveal the difference; Inclusion in the ToC. Regardless of the value of tocdepth - the counter deciding which sectional units to include in the ToC, the entry is ...
The key is the counter secnumdepth (i.e., section numbering depth), which defaults to 3 in the article class. To get paragraphs numbered and counted (in addition to sections, subsections, and subsubsections), just increase the default value of secnumdepth to 4. \documentclass{article} \setcounter{secnumdepth}{4} \begin{document}
3. You don't need to use a new counter, since LaTeX provides a paragraph counter for \paragraph: {\normalfont} {}{1em}{\refstepcounter{paragraph}\textbf{Article~\arabic{paragraph}}~} \arabic{paragraph} prints the paragraph counter in Arabic style, while it's stepped before every setting. Thanks a lot, that solved my problem.