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I'm trying to write a document with articles and sections using a document class I found here. Right now, my document has Roman numeral article numbering and then references those article numbers in the section numbering, so the third section of the fourth article is Section IV.3, like this:

I'm using this code to get that:

documentclass[12pt]{constitution}

usepackage{mathpazo}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{titling}

renewcommand{thesection}{thearticle.arabic{section}}

title{Example Document}

author{}

date{}

begin{document}



article{First Article}

section{First Section.}

The text of the first section. This is just example text to 

show how it looks when text takes up more than one line



section{Second Section}

The text of the second section.





article{Second Article}

section{Third Section.}

The text of the third section.



end{document}

What I want is for the article references to be Arabic numerals while keeping the article count itself as Roman numerals. Is there any way to do this?

sectioning formatting roman-numerals

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I'm trying to write a document with articles and sections using a document class I found here. Right now, my document has Roman numeral article numbering and then references those article numbers in the section numbering, so the third section of the fourth article is Section IV.3, like this:

I'm using this code to get that:

documentclass[12pt]{constitution}

usepackage{mathpazo}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{titling}

renewcommand{thesection}{thearticle.arabic{section}}

title{Example Document}

author{}

date{}

begin{document}



article{First Article}

section{First Section.}

The text of the first section. This is just example text to 

show how it looks when text takes up more than one line



section{Second Section}

The text of the second section.





article{Second Article}

section{Third Section.}

The text of the third section.



end{document}

What I want is for the article references to be Arabic numerals while keeping the article count itself as Roman numerals. Is there any way to do this?

sectioning formatting roman-numerals

share

edited 28 secs ago

Crigl

asked 7 mins ago

CriglCrigl

1

New contributor

Crigl is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.

add a comment | 

I'm trying to write a document with articles and sections using a document class I found here. Right now, my document has Roman numeral article numbering and then references those article numbers in the section numbering, so the third section of the fourth article is Section IV.3, like this:

I'm using this code to get that:

documentclass[12pt]{constitution}

usepackage{mathpazo}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{titling}

renewcommand{thesection}{thearticle.arabic{section}}

title{Example Document}

author{}

date{}

begin{document}



article{First Article}

section{First Section.}

The text of the first section. This is just example text to 

show how it looks when text takes up more than one line



section{Second Section}

The text of the second section.





article{Second Article}

section{Third Section.}

The text of the third section.



end{document}

What I want is for the article references to be Arabic numerals while keeping the article count itself as Roman numerals. Is there any way to do this?

sectioning formatting roman-numerals

share

edited 28 secs ago

Crigl

asked 7 mins ago

CriglCrigl

1

New contributor

Crigl is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.

documentclass[12pt]{constitution}

usepackage{mathpazo}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{titling}

renewcommand{thesection}{thearticle.arabic{section}}

title{Example Document}

author{}

date{}

begin{document}



article{First Article}

section{First Section.}

The text of the first section. This is just example text to 

show how it looks when text takes up more than one line



section{Second Section}

The text of the second section.





article{Second Article}

section{Third Section.}

The text of the third section.



end{document}

share

edited 28 secs ago

Crigl

asked 7 mins ago

CriglCrigl

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