Makes special caption formatting optional & fixes short titles #3
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"logical value" → "T/F value" like everywhere else
Simple formatting just includes: small font size, bold & small caps label
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Changes/fixes
number_sectionparam is more consistent with the rest of the paramsAdditions
fancy_captionssetting (yes by default as it's formatting that memor originally shipped with); disabling this option makes the template apply only a little bit of formattingCompare
fancy_captions: yes(default) withfancy_captions: no:Example application
I'm using Source Serif Pro as the font for all non-section-heading font, so the simpler, "non-fancy" formatting allows the captions to look more consistent with the rest of the report: