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Sorry Stefan, I didn't think it would make a difference.

That works like charm, thank you very much!

Phi, all that does is change my chapter headings (in the document itself) to my Sans-Serif font, which I'm guessing is a side-effect of using a KOMA-Script class.

Stefan, I get an undefined control sequence with that, but I see what you're doing. My first thought (before using tocloft) was to try ...

Gah, that works perfectly for the first word of the chapter title!

Any chapters with more than one word in the title have the second word capitalised

Ok! Thanks for giving it a shot.

The example you posted exhibits exactly the behaviour I mean.

I wish to make the TOC entry for the chapter entirely lowercase (composed only of small caps, no full-height caps).

For instance:

\documentclass[11pt,a4paper,english]{report}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc ...

Hello all,

I want to have my chapter titles in the table of contents formatted in small-caps with no full-height capital letters.

Using

\renewcommand{\cftchapfont}{\normalsize \scshape}

gets me halfway there, but I still get the full-size caps. \MakeLowercase doesn't work, neither do the ...

Thanks phi. Whilst looking for biblatex documentation and examples I found the custom-bib template which has more-or-less satisfied my requirement

Hi all,

I've been trying all day to match my dept. citation style for a report, and with very little progress.

Essentially I want author-year citations with an amsalpha-style entry, that is:

[AuthorLastName Year:Page]

and in the bibliography:

[AuthorLastName Year] AuthorLastName ...

Hi there,

I just bought the Hoefler Frere Jones Text+Titling pack, and since doing so I can no longer access the Hoefler Text bold face in XeTeX.

With the bundled Hoefler face in Mac OS X, XeTeX picked up the bold weights without me having to do anything other the standard \fontspec{Hoefler Text ...

I'm fond of Edward Tufte's style of citations, which appear in a marginpar to the right of the citation on the same page, rather than in a bibliography at the end (see http://www.edwardtufte.com/tufte/books_vdqi).

Is there a way of getting the \cite command to create a \marginpar instead of a ...