[texhax] Stopping hyphens in table of contents and headings
Pierre MacKay
pierre.mackay at comcast.net
Tue Oct 23 01:27:29 CEST 2007
Martin Schröder wrote:
>2007/10/22, Suzanna Laycock <s.k.laycock at sheffield.ac.uk>:
>
>
>>Basically some words are being hyphenated in the chapter and section
>>headings and the ToC.
>>
>>
>
>Ideas:
>- use \mbox to disable single hyphenation points
>- use the optional argument of sectioning commands to disable
>hyphenation in the toc
>- if you use babel (untested):
>\begin{hypenrules}{nohyphenation}
>\tableofcontents
>\end{hyphenrules}
> see the LaTeX companion 2nd ed., p.545
>- use koma-script, which does ragged sections automatically (and is
>much better then the standard classes)
>
>
Or, very simply,
\lefthyphenmin=1000 % to disable all hyphenation in words less than
1002 letters long,
You can then reenable hyphenation by returning to \lefthyphenmin=2, (or
whatever was current for the
specific language you were using---if you don't know, try
\showthe\lefthyphenmin).
Pierre MacKay
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