My thesis consists of these hierarchical elements:
\documentclass{report}
\begin{document}
\tableofcontents
\include{020-tex}
\end{document
where 020-tex.tex
contains
\input{030-preface}
\part{First Part}
\input{040-Theory-Part-I}
\part{Second Part}
\input{040-Theory-Part-II}
\bibliographystyle{achemso.bst}
\bibliography{citations-part-i,citations-part-ii}
\input{080-sup-mat}
E.g. 040-Theory-Part-I
is formatted as
\chapter*{Theoretical Framework}\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Theoretical Framework}
such that the TOC
lists the chapter, but no numbering is used.
In the TOC, the hierarchy levels are correctly formatted, i.e. sections are sections, chapters appear as chapters and so on. But when I view the PDF in Previews, in the sidebar which allows to "browse" the content and expand chapters, the bibliography is hierarchically under Part II, while it should be on the same level as Parts I and II. So the bibliography only appears when I expand Part II. Also the appendix appears only under Part II, while it should be on the same level as the parts and the introductions. Here's a screenshot of what I mean:
How can I get the red enclosed content to be on the same level as the vertical line?
\include
and\input
commands reversed. If you really want to profit of\include
, use it for chapter files, not for the big "catch it all" file. – egreg Mar 30 '13 at 13:47bookmark
and make use of the\bookmark
command. Packagebookmark
should be on your list of always-loaded packages. – jon Mar 30 '13 at 20:56preface
be then? – TMOTTM Mar 31 '13 at 14:18