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I have a latex document that looks something like this
documentclass{report}
usepackage[activate={true,nocompatibility},final,tracking=true,kerning=true,spacing=true,factor=1100,stretch=10,shrink=10]{microtype}
usepackage[default,osf]{sourcesanspro}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{Introduction} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
end{document}
Resulting in a TOC that looks like this:
The alignment of the page numbers looks pretty bad:
As you can see I've defaulted the document to oldstyle figures but that doesn't look good in the TOC. I'd prefer to using tabular lining (or perhaps tabular oldstyle) figures for the TOC page numbers.
How can I set the TOC to use tabular lining figures?
One wrinkle ... I believe there might be a way to do this with fontspec but my microtype options don't seem to work with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX
table-of-contents microtype sourcesanspro
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
add a comment |
I have a latex document that looks something like this
documentclass{report}
usepackage[activate={true,nocompatibility},final,tracking=true,kerning=true,spacing=true,factor=1100,stretch=10,shrink=10]{microtype}
usepackage[default,osf]{sourcesanspro}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{Introduction} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
end{document}
Resulting in a TOC that looks like this:
The alignment of the page numbers looks pretty bad:
As you can see I've defaulted the document to oldstyle figures but that doesn't look good in the TOC. I'd prefer to using tabular lining (or perhaps tabular oldstyle) figures for the TOC page numbers.
How can I set the TOC to use tabular lining figures?
One wrinkle ... I believe there might be a way to do this with fontspec but my microtype options don't seem to work with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX
table-of-contents microtype sourcesanspro
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
It looks OK to me with the page numbers matching the entry titles (bold chapter name and bold page number). Thetocloftpackage may be of assistance; perhaps I'll look at that at some time.
– Peter Wilson
2 days ago
The issue is the alignment of the numbers. Currently the numerals are proportional old style. I’m trying to figure out how to change them to lining tabular just for the TOC.
– agf1997
yesterday
add a comment |
I have a latex document that looks something like this
documentclass{report}
usepackage[activate={true,nocompatibility},final,tracking=true,kerning=true,spacing=true,factor=1100,stretch=10,shrink=10]{microtype}
usepackage[default,osf]{sourcesanspro}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{Introduction} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
end{document}
Resulting in a TOC that looks like this:
The alignment of the page numbers looks pretty bad:
As you can see I've defaulted the document to oldstyle figures but that doesn't look good in the TOC. I'd prefer to using tabular lining (or perhaps tabular oldstyle) figures for the TOC page numbers.
How can I set the TOC to use tabular lining figures?
One wrinkle ... I believe there might be a way to do this with fontspec but my microtype options don't seem to work with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX
table-of-contents microtype sourcesanspro
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
I have a latex document that looks something like this
documentclass{report}
usepackage[activate={true,nocompatibility},final,tracking=true,kerning=true,spacing=true,factor=1100,stretch=10,shrink=10]{microtype}
usepackage[default,osf]{sourcesanspro}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{Introduction} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
chapter{Chapter} This chapter's content... clearpage
section{Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
section{More Structure} This section's content... clearpage
subsection{More Top Matter} This subsection's content... clearpage
end{document}
Resulting in a TOC that looks like this:
The alignment of the page numbers looks pretty bad:
As you can see I've defaulted the document to oldstyle figures but that doesn't look good in the TOC. I'd prefer to using tabular lining (or perhaps tabular oldstyle) figures for the TOC page numbers.
How can I set the TOC to use tabular lining figures?
One wrinkle ... I believe there might be a way to do this with fontspec but my microtype options don't seem to work with XeLaTeX or LuaLaTeX
table-of-contents microtype sourcesanspro
table-of-contents microtype sourcesanspro
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
asked Feb 22 at 18:57
agf1997agf1997
1325
1325
It looks OK to me with the page numbers matching the entry titles (bold chapter name and bold page number). Thetocloftpackage may be of assistance; perhaps I'll look at that at some time.
– Peter Wilson
2 days ago
The issue is the alignment of the numbers. Currently the numerals are proportional old style. I’m trying to figure out how to change them to lining tabular just for the TOC.
– agf1997
yesterday
add a comment |
It looks OK to me with the page numbers matching the entry titles (bold chapter name and bold page number). Thetocloftpackage may be of assistance; perhaps I'll look at that at some time.
– Peter Wilson
2 days ago
The issue is the alignment of the numbers. Currently the numerals are proportional old style. I’m trying to figure out how to change them to lining tabular just for the TOC.
– agf1997
yesterday
It looks OK to me with the page numbers matching the entry titles (bold chapter name and bold page number). The
tocloft package may be of assistance; perhaps I'll look at that at some time.– Peter Wilson
2 days ago
It looks OK to me with the page numbers matching the entry titles (bold chapter name and bold page number). The
tocloft package may be of assistance; perhaps I'll look at that at some time.– Peter Wilson
2 days ago
The issue is the alignment of the numbers. Currently the numerals are proportional old style. I’m trying to figure out how to change them to lining tabular just for the TOC.
– agf1997
yesterday
The issue is the alignment of the numbers. Currently the numerals are proportional old style. I’m trying to figure out how to change them to lining tabular just for the TOC.
– agf1997
yesterday
add a comment |
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The sourcesanspro package doesn't provide a command to change to tabular numbers, but you can easily create one:
newcommandtabularnums{%
defsourcesanspro@figurealign{T}%
deffamilydefault{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
fontfamily{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
selectfont
}
Then
{tabularnums
tableofcontents
}
will yield:
answered 8 mins ago
RobertRobert
11.5k13963
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The sourcesanspro package doesn't provide a command to change to tabular numbers, but you can easily create one:
newcommandtabularnums{%
defsourcesanspro@figurealign{T}%
deffamilydefault{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
fontfamily{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
selectfont
}
Then
{tabularnums
tableofcontents
}
will yield:
answered 8 mins ago
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The sourcesanspro package doesn't provide a command to change to tabular numbers, but you can easily create one:
newcommandtabularnums{%
defsourcesanspro@figurealign{T}%
deffamilydefault{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
fontfamily{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
selectfont
}
Then
{tabularnums
tableofcontents
}
will yield:
answered 8 mins ago
RobertRobert
11.5k13963
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The sourcesanspro package doesn't provide a command to change to tabular numbers, but you can easily create one:
newcommandtabularnums{%
defsourcesanspro@figurealign{T}%
deffamilydefault{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
fontfamily{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
selectfont
}
Then
{tabularnums
tableofcontents
}
will yield:
answered 8 mins ago
RobertRobert
11.5k13963
The sourcesanspro package doesn't provide a command to change to tabular numbers, but you can easily create one:
newcommandtabularnums{%
defsourcesanspro@figurealign{T}%
deffamilydefault{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
fontfamily{SourceSansPro-Tsourcesanspro@figurestyle}%
selectfont
}
Then
{tabularnums
tableofcontents
}
will yield:
answered 8 mins ago
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It looks OK to me with the page numbers matching the entry titles (bold chapter name and bold page number). The
tocloftpackage may be of assistance; perhaps I'll look at that at some time.– Peter Wilson
2 days ago
The issue is the alignment of the numbers. Currently the numerals are proportional old style. I’m trying to figure out how to change them to lining tabular just for the TOC.
– agf1997
yesterday