First of all, under an 11pt
document class option, you need to know the different font sizes associated with the font switching commands. Either examine size11.clo
, or see What point (pt) font size are \Large
etc.?
The rest can be taken directly from report.cls
:
\chapter
; examine \@makechapterhead
(or the starred equivalent \@makeschapterhead
):
- Space before: 50pt to Chapter X; 20pt between Chapter X and title
- Font:
\huge\bfseries
= 20.74pt
- Space after: 40pt
\section
; examine the parameters passed to \@startsection
:
- Space before: 3.5ex ~ 16.5pt
- Font:
\Large\bfseries
= 14.4pt
- Space after: 2.3ex ~ 10.8pt
\subsection
; examine the parameters passed to \@startsection
:
- Space before: 3.25ex ~ 15.3pt
- Font:
\large\bfseries
= 12pt
- Space after: 1.5ex ~ 7.1pt
\subsubsection
; examine the parameters passed to \@startsection
:
- Space before: 3.25ex ~ 15.3pt
- Font:
\normalsize\bfseries
= 11pt
- Space after: 1.5ex ` 7.1pt
Regular paragraph
- Space before:
\parskip
= 0pt
- Font:
\normalsize
= 11pt
- Space after:
\parskip
= 0pt
LaTeX does provide \paragraph
and \subparagraph
headings, but they are rarely used.
Note that LaTeX's headings have some rubber lengths built in, meaning the length may vary slightly, depending on the actual page content. However, this is of no concern for websites.