The easiest way to remove it is to change the headline template. online LaTeX editor with autocompletion, highlighting and 400 math symbols. You could reduce the clutter using etools, but the net effect will be the same. Creating a table of contents. Here is an example: Export (png, jpg, gif, svg, pdf) and save & share with note system I show it in the beginning of each section and subsection highlighting the current ones. I know this is easily obtained for the current section only. collect-all-parts-in-beamer I found the following question I would like to use \tableofcontents to get contents of all the parts in beamer including only the names of parts, not including sections and subsections, how should I do? \documentclass{beamer} \setbeamertemplate{navigation symbols}{} … Nevertheless, they are provided so... :) I noticed that, in table of contents, it is possible to hide subsections of other sections, but within a section which holds subsubsections, subsubsections are always shown, even in other subsections! The line \setbeamertemplate{navigation symbols}{} is unrelated to the sections in the headline, this will remove the little symbols at the bottom right if the frame. However the table of contents does not use a nice list format, nor are hyperlinks included. tocdepth=1 means, parts and chapters and sections will be shown inside the toc. Hello, I know susbsubsections in beamer are evil. The revtex4-1 class uses the same format for every line the the toc, just changing the indentation. But I would like to show subsections headings for the current section and another one. By default the whole table of content is shown and the current part is highlighted. In this case, you can add a table of contents at the beginning of the document. Thank you very much. We'll also see that the table of contents slide has automatically numbered the sections and displayed them along with their corresponding subsections: At the bottom of every slide a bar has been automatically generated with the author name, institute, presentation title, … and the subsections into the toc by removing \tableofcontents %[hideallsubsections]. tocdepth=2 means subsections too. I currently am preparing some slides for a presentation and am using Latex with the Beamer package. However, I need to remove / make invisible the subsections of other sections and show only the subsections of the current section. Together with a solution. tocdepth=3 means subsubsections too etc. Please be aware that this command will affect all of the code following it, so if we want to change it back to the default setting later in the presentation we can simply use the same command again but with the keyword invisible.. Another command we can use is the \visible command which does the same as \uncover except it leaves the space blank on unspecified slides instead of … Re: hide subsection from table of contents Post by Stefan Kottwitz » Mon Apr 21, 2008 1:34 pm That's the value I'm setting to tocdepth. Currently the sections and subsections of my presentation cause the presentation overview text in the table of contents slide to extend past the bottom of the page. Usually when you have a long presentation, it's convenient to divide it into sections or even subsections. In a beamer presentation toc I would like to show only the section headings for most sections but show also subsections headings for some sections. Is it possible to get numbered sections and subsections on their own pages, as well as numbered subsections in the table of contents. The section navigation at the top of the frame is part of the headline. Open an example of the Beamer package in Overleaf. I would like to know how I can hide a section from the table of contents but without loosing the section number in the body of the document. For example, in this tex file I loose the number for hide, and all the sequences are damaged: \documentclass{article} \begin{document} \tableofcontents \section{uno} \section{dos} \section*{hide} \section{tres} \end{document}