For the standard classes titlesec would be my choice.

Titlesec chapter font size. \newcommand {\chaptersize} {\fontsize {25} {12}\selectfont} it does change the font size of the title but it also change the font size of chapter title in the table of contents. I don't know the exact formating of the heading, so i am searching for a way to just change the size. Web i defined the following command to change title font size.

So, i am struggling to change the font for title/section/subsection in latex. I tried this using the titlesec package as follows: Web chapter (font size= 16 and font type= times new roman) section (font size= 14 and font type= times new roman) subsection (font size= 12 and font type= times new roman) but at the chapter should look like in the picture:

I am trying to make the title chapter 1 is aligned in the center and the title of the chapter is aligned to the left. I'm writing a paper that requires the section titles to be in 12pt font, i can get the title to be in 12pt using: I used this command `

% !tex ts?program = pdflatexmk \documentclass[fontsize=12pt]{book} \usepackage[t1]{fontenc} \ stack overflow But using \titleformat can only give few standard types, like large, large. Medium and small are intermediate layouts.

\titleformat {\section} {\normalfont\fontsize {12} {14}\bfseries} {\thesection} {0.5em} {} for the chapter you could replace \large with an exact size specification. \titleformat {\chapter} {\centering\normalsize} {\thechapter.} {1em} {} \titleformat {\section} {\normalsize\bfseries} {\thesection} {1em} {} \titleformat. Here's an example using titlesec and the standard formatting/spacing, except that the font is changed to helvetica (arial has been derived from it) and the font color for demonstration.

\titleformat {\chapter} [display] {\large\bfseries} {\filcenter\chaptertitlename\ \thechapter} {20pt} {\makeuppercase {#1}} \titlespacing* {\chapter} {0pt} {0pt} {20pt} %controls vertical. Is there any way i can do that. However i also need the bold font for the chapter name;