\section
,
\subsection
, etc.). These commands produce the appropriate
headings and entries in the table of contents, as well as numbering
the divisions. For normal use, you probably want to use
section
, subsection
, and paragraph
. The section
paragraph
is different from the command \par
. A section
command places the title you give it in bold at the beginning of the
paragraph. The \par
command simply marks the beginning of the
paragraph, as would a blank line.
For example, in this document you are currently reading:
\section{Creating Your Document} ... things that are in the section ... \subsection{Body} ... things that are in the subsection ... \paragraph{Divisions} ... things that are in the paragraph ...
If you don't want the division to be numbered in the document, include
an asterisk (*
) after the division name (e.g. \subsection*{Body}
).