| part | |||
| chapter | |||
| section | |||
| subsection | |||
| subsubsection | |||
| paragraph | |||
| subparagraph |
All LaTeX sectioning commands are available from the Sectioning submenu, the most common commands being the chapter, section, and subsection commands. The corresponding LaTeX command is inserted at the insertion point. The current selection, if there is one, is assumed to be the name of the section and wrapped up inside curly braces. The resulting declaration is not automatically followed by a carriage return since the user has the option of putting a label (or whatever) on the same line.
| appendix |
Unlike the other sectioning commands, this command does not have an argument. It simply tells LaTeX to start numbering differently. The \appendix declaration only makes sense in the context of a long document such as a book.