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What's the deal with Header 4 (⌘ + 4 on OS X)? Are there options to align under or to the right of Header 3? Also remove the overbar?

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Couldn't find anything in Options Inspector.

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  • You can always define your own style sheet. – David G. Stork Jan 07 '16 at 20:46
  • I'm trying to avoid that, as I have a stack this big on metamaterials to read. Do you have an example? Would it require defining all the headers' behaviors or only H4? – alancalvitti Jan 07 '16 at 21:13
  • if you want to adjust this by making settings local to each Header 4 cell in your notebook then you need to set CellFrame->0 and adjust the CellMargins ...which you can also do using the ruler toolbar. Next step up is to make this a private style but Ideally you should make your own stylesheet. – Mike Honeychurch Jan 07 '16 at 21:46
  • It looks like you are using the default stylesheet. If that's so, then what you call "Header 4" is actually "Section". Mathematica has many other stylesheets that can be chosen from the Format > Stylesheet menu. They offer quite a selection of different styles and keyboard shortcuts. Perhaps one of them will be more to your liking. – m_goldberg Jan 08 '16 at 01:43

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The deal is the difference between "Chapter" and "Section" or less fancy between cmd+n and the Writing Assistant. I'm afraid a custom stylesheet is your best choice

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Check also Resources for beautiful Mathematica Stylesheets with some very smart tips and tricks.

Edit:

On the site mathematica-journal is a nice reading Article Submissions to The Mathematica Journal with Author Templates V8, V9 and V10 to download. Note: the template contains an embedded stylesheet.

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