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Is it possible to remove the header chapter title prefix using the `titlesec` package?
As shown in two of the answers to the similar question: Remove "chapter" keyword from header, you can redefine \chaptermark to change the chapter mark used in page header:
\documentclass{...
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Is it possible to remove the header chapter title prefix using the `titlesec` package?
If you want more control on the page headings, use fancyhdr.
On the other hand, the patches to achieve your goals are easy.
\documentclass{book}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[portuguese]{babel}
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Is it possible to remove the header chapter title prefix using the `titlesec` package?
There is the chaptermark and you can modify it, just with a simple command, without having to load precisely any package.
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{%
\markboth{\thechapter.\ #1}{}}
If you ...
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Newcommand for Comment Footnotes Not Displaying Properly When Used in a Chapter Title
This seems to be a problem using package titlesec. An alternative to using titlesec would be to use classes that already support configuration of headings, e.g., the KOMA-Script class scrbook. You can ...
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referencing "modified" paragraph numbers
Let's take the opportunity to have a look at Latex coding
as an experienced user
as a novice, using refactoring
If you are an experienced user
Then you know packages titlesec and parskip by heart, ...
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referencing "modified" paragraph numbers
There's no need to go to \paragraph and \subsection is much handier.
Rather than indenting all text you just need to “outdent” the numbers. You'll need to fix the title to take into account the wider ...
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referencing "modified" paragraph numbers
Neglecting all your layout formatting, here's a way to do your reference formatting manually, based on this answer.
Basic steps
Certain structures are counted automatically in Latex, like sections, ...
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