how to rename sections in latex
22,445
Solution 1
Redefine any of the following commands:
- Abstract:
\abstractname
- Appendix:
\appendixname
- Bibliography:
\bibname
- Chapter:
\chaptername
- Contents:
\contentsname
- Index:
\indexname
- List of Figures:
\listfigurename
- List of Tables:
\listtablename
- Part:
\partname
- References:
\refname
So, for example,
\renewcommand\refname{My References}
The list comes from The LaTeX Companion, 2nd edition, page 34.
Solution 2
For references \bibname
is defined in the book
class, but not in the article
class. The latter is using \refname
.
Solution 3
thanks! helped me a lot.
Just to help other fellas, it did not work for me before \begin{document}
I did it just before \part as below:
\renewcommand\partname{Capítulo}
\part{\textit{Conjuntura regulatória}}
\chapter{\large MATRIZ ENERGÉTICA BRASILEIRA}
worked as a charm.
Author by
qwerty
Updated on May 06, 2020Comments
-
qwerty about 4 years
How can i give another name to the main sections of a scientific paper in Latex? So instead of 'References' i wanna write a different title, instead of 'Abstract' another, and so on.
Regards
-
David Z almost 14 yearsFor anyone who may be reading this in the future, there is an Area51 proposal for these kinds of questions: area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/2148/… (disclaimer: URL includes my referral link)
-
-
David Z almost 14 yearsHuh, strange. Maybe try
\providecommand
instead of\renewcommand
and see if that works. -
isomorphismes about 10 yearsThis worked for me BUT, only if I put
\renewcommand
after\begin{document}
--not in the preamble. -
Constantin about 9 yearsThis does not seem to work for sections. Could someone add how to do this for an article section or should this be a separate question?
-
David Z about 9 years@Constantin that would be a separate question, but it's probably already asked somewhere on TeX - LaTeX.
-
Shayan Amani over 5 yearsIn bibliography case, be careful that other bibliography packages like
babel
can supersede this command.