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          Change the representation of the corresponding counter (section, in this case) by adding to the preamble:



          renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}}


          EDIT: this redefinition will probably require increasing the space allowed for typesetting section numbers in the ToC; this can be done, for example, with the help of the tocloft package by adding the following lines to the preamble:



          usepackage{tocloft} 
          
setlength{cftsecnumwidth}{1.5cm}





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          • and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
            – Kabumbus
            May 10 '11 at 16:17






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            Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
            – Sharpie
            May 10 '11 at 16:25










          • quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
            – Kabumbus
            May 10 '11 at 16:29






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            @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
            – Gonzalo Medina
            May 10 '11 at 16:33






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            @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
            – Leo Liu
            May 10 '11 at 16:36



















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          It depends on your packages. Maybe you are loading tocstyle or tocloft. Normally you can redefine l@section. See also @dottedtocline.






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            Change the representation of the corresponding counter (section, in this case) by adding to the preamble:



            renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}}


            EDIT: this redefinition will probably require increasing the space allowed for typesetting section numbers in the ToC; this can be done, for example, with the help of the tocloft package by adding the following lines to the preamble:



            usepackage{tocloft} 
            
setlength{cftsecnumwidth}{1.5cm}





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            • and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:17






            • 2




              Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
              – Sharpie
              May 10 '11 at 16:25










            • quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:29






            • 1




              @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
              – Gonzalo Medina
              May 10 '11 at 16:33






            • 4




              @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
              – Leo Liu
              May 10 '11 at 16:36
















            13














            Change the representation of the corresponding counter (section, in this case) by adding to the preamble:



            renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}}


            EDIT: this redefinition will probably require increasing the space allowed for typesetting section numbers in the ToC; this can be done, for example, with the help of the tocloft package by adding the following lines to the preamble:



            usepackage{tocloft} 
            
setlength{cftsecnumwidth}{1.5cm}





            share|improve this answer























            • and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:17






            • 2




              Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
              – Sharpie
              May 10 '11 at 16:25










            • quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:29






            • 1




              @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
              – Gonzalo Medina
              May 10 '11 at 16:33






            • 4




              @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
              – Leo Liu
              May 10 '11 at 16:36














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            Change the representation of the corresponding counter (section, in this case) by adding to the preamble:



            renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}}


            EDIT: this redefinition will probably require increasing the space allowed for typesetting section numbers in the ToC; this can be done, for example, with the help of the tocloft package by adding the following lines to the preamble:



            usepackage{tocloft} 
            
setlength{cftsecnumwidth}{1.5cm}





            share|improve this answer














            Change the representation of the corresponding counter (section, in this case) by adding to the preamble:



            renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}}


            EDIT: this redefinition will probably require increasing the space allowed for typesetting section numbers in the ToC; this can be done, for example, with the help of the tocloft package by adding the following lines to the preamble:



            usepackage{tocloft} 
            
setlength{cftsecnumwidth}{1.5cm}






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            • and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:17






            • 2




              Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
              – Sharpie
              May 10 '11 at 16:25










            • quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:29






            • 1




              @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
              – Gonzalo Medina
              May 10 '11 at 16:33






            • 4




              @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
              – Leo Liu
              May 10 '11 at 16:36


















            • and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:17






            • 2




              Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
              – Sharpie
              May 10 '11 at 16:25










            • quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
              – Kabumbus
              May 10 '11 at 16:29






            • 1




              @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
              – Gonzalo Medina
              May 10 '11 at 16:33






            • 4




              @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
              – Leo Liu
              May 10 '11 at 16:36
















            and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
            – Kabumbus
            May 10 '11 at 16:17




            and how to set space between roman numeral and item name in TOC and in general for sections?
            – Kabumbus
            May 10 '11 at 16:17




            2




            2




            Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
            – Sharpie
            May 10 '11 at 16:25




            Well, you can make thesection do anything you want, so renewcommandthesection{Roman{section}quad} would throw a quad space in. However, if you are realy getting into section styling, it is better to use a package like titlesec or a document class like memoir that really gives you fine control over such things.
            – Sharpie
            May 10 '11 at 16:25












            quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
            – Kabumbus
            May 10 '11 at 16:29




            quad helps in main article but does not help in tableofcontents =(
            – Kabumbus
            May 10 '11 at 16:29




            1




            1




            @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
            – Gonzalo Medina
            May 10 '11 at 16:33




            @Kabumbus: using the tocloft package you can add to the preamble: usepackage{tocloft} and addtolength{cftsecnumwidth}{1cm}
            – Gonzalo Medina
            May 10 '11 at 16:33




            4




            4




            @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
            – Leo Liu
            May 10 '11 at 16:36




            @Sharpie: Never define thesection with a quad. Euqation numbers, cross reference whould also use thesection.
            – Leo Liu
            May 10 '11 at 16:36











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            It depends on your packages. Maybe you are loading tocstyle or tocloft. Normally you can redefine l@section. See also @dottedtocline.






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