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\caption[Short desc. for the List of Fig]{Long Desc. for the original caption}
trambolin said:1. \tableofcontents
2. When you write your caption, you give two arguments
Code:\caption[Short desc. for the List of Fig]{Long Desc. for the original caption}
\begin{abstract}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\numberline{}Abstract}
Your abstract
\end{abstract}
D H said:To add the abstract to the table of contents,
Code:\begin{abstract} \addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{\numberline{}Abstract} Your abstract \end{abstract}
trambolin said:Do you mean by auto numbering, page numbering?
\listoffigures gives you the list but I don't get your problem. Also my second point is that when you want to include a figure in List of figures, sometimes the caption is too long then you can use what I tried to suggest above.
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{[I]title name[/I]}
A Table of Contents in Latex is a list of all the sections, subsections, and subsubsections in a document, along with their page numbers. It serves as a navigational aid for readers to quickly find specific information in a document.
To create a Table of Contents in Latex, you need to use the \tableofcontents command. This command should be placed where you want the table to appear, typically after the abstract and before the main body of the document. Make sure to run Latex twice to ensure that the table is updated with the correct page numbers.
A List of Figures in Latex is a list of all the figures, tables, and other objects in a document, along with their page numbers. It is typically placed after the Table of Contents and serves as a reference for readers to quickly locate specific figures in a document.
To create a List of Figures in Latex, you need to use the \listoffigures command. This command should be placed where you want the list to appear, typically after the Table of Contents. Just like with the Table of Contents, make sure to run Latex twice to update the list with the correct page numbers.
Yes, you can customize the Table of Contents and List of Figures in Latex. You can change the formatting, such as font size and style, and the depth of the table, which determines what levels of headings are included. You can also modify the captions of the figures and tables, as well as the labels used in the list. Refer to Latex documentation for more details on customization options.