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Rather than subsubsection is there a sectionlevel{2}? I am writing a rather large monograph and I need levels as deep as 10 such as: 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.1: This is a very deep section.

I have set \secnumdepth{10} but how do I use it? Must I write a package of my own? How can I use the \label and \ref capabilities or must I re-implement these in my own package too?

jlettvin
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    the standard classes only have 6 levels 0 (chapter) to 6 (subparagraph) but it's not hard to add more if needed, just copy the definition of subparagraph as often as needed changing the {5} \label and\ref` will work automatically. – David Carlisle Jun 28 '18 at 20:22
  • Thank you. I really did research to find this, and failed to find the duplicate. I will find the original you described and add new levels to my preamble. TNX. – jlettvin Jun 29 '18 at 01:00
  • it's always easier to find a duplicate (as egreg did here) if you posted an answer previously to a similar question, so don't feel too bad about not finding a dup. – David Carlisle Jun 29 '18 at 07:50
  • Thanks all. I managed to integrate and test the "\level{100}{title}" command. I promise to return with more questions. Not a question but... I make commands for composing and labeling images which I can then re-use several times in a single document. I am thinking of parameterizing the command to make it possible to highlight elements in the figure. Just saying but if there is a package for doing this already, I have duplicated it. – jlettvin Jun 29 '18 at 15:02

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