= LaTeX Sections = LaTeX documents are divided into a hierarchy of sections. The LaTeX ecosystem builds around these for tables of contents, etc. <> ---- == Section Hierarchy == 1. Parts 2. Chapters 3. Sections 4. Sub-sections 5. Sub-sub-sections 6. Paragraphs 7. Sub-paragraphs Sections are the most commonly used form. Parts and chapters themselves are only available in report and book documents. ---- == Usage == {{{ \documentclass{book} % ... \begin{document} \maketitle \tableofcontents \part{First Part of this document} \chapter{First} \section{Introduction} This is section 1.0 \subsection{Sample subsection} This is section 1.1 \subsubsection{Sample subsubsection} This is section 1.2 % ... }}} === Unnumbered Sections === To suppress the enumeration on sections, include an asterisk (i.e. `\section*{Introduction}`). This section title will also be suppressed from the table of contents. To suppress enumeration but ''not'' inclusion in the table of contents, try: {{{ \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Introduction} }}} ---- == Table Of Contents == The table of contents is generated with `\tableofcontents`, as seen above. ---- CategoryRicottone