TeX - LaTeX Asked by Luis Turcio on November 29, 2020
I’m writing a document with memoir class in which the table of contents has a different typeblock size than the rest of the document. I know that geometry
package can do what I want with newgeometry{...} ... restoregeometry
. The memoir manual says:
The class also provides functions similar to those provided by the following packages, although the commands are different:
crop, fancyhdr, geometry, sidecap, subfigure, titlesec
.
So my question is if there is something similar to newgeometry{...} ... restoregeometry
in memoir or in this case I need to load geometry
.
As far as I know memoir
doesnt have equivalents to the
geometry
newgeometryand
restoregeometry. However it is possible to change the layout within a
memoir` document.
% memlayoutprob.tex SE 569916
documentclass[a4paper]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
settypeblocksize{598pt}{341pt}{*} % the default for A4 paper
checkandfixthelayout
begin{document}
REGULAR LAYOUT
lipsum[1]
CHANGE THE LAYOUT FOR THE TOC
clearpage
twocolumn
settypeblocksize{400pt}{200pt}{*}
checkandfixthelayout
onecolumn % TeX reconfigures its layout when swapping between one and two columns
tableofcontents
clearpage
twocolumn
settypeblocksize{598pt}{341pt}{*} % the default for A4 paper
checkandfixthelayout
onecolumn
chapter{First}
BACK TO REGULAR LAYOUT
section{Initial}
lipsum[1-5]
end{document}
I know it looks a pain but it is doable. Perhaps a future version of memoir
might include some more user-friendly code.
Correct answer by Peter Wilson on November 29, 2020
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