I can make the chapter name bold by using \textbf{...}
in the text file like:
\chapter{\textbf{Scholastic Forest Management Planning and Forest Zoning}}
But I want to make the text "Chapter 1" bold as well.
In order to achieve the above, here is the class that I used/created
% Chapter title formatting
\newcommand*{\chaptertitleformatone}{ % main-matter and appendices
\titleformat{\chapter}[display]
{\normalfont\LARGE\normalfont}
% {\titleline{\leaders\hrule height 1pt\hfill}
{\titleline{}
\vspace{5pt}
\titleline{}
\vspace{1pt}
\LARGE\MakeUppercase{\chaptername} \thechapter}
{1pc}
{\titleline{}
\vspace{0.5pc}
\LARGE}
Best Answer
Simply use
\bfseries
in the second argument for\titleformat
; then this will apply to both the "Chapter No" string and to the title; a similar remark applies to\LARGE
; since you want to use it for all the parts of the title, move it to the second argument.Also, use
\chaptertitlename
instead of just\chaptername
; the latter will always produce "Chapter" (or its idiomatic localization), whereas the former will correctly produce "Chapter" or "Appendix" if\appendix
has been used.Here's a version of your code (modulo
\titleline{}
which really isn't doing its job in its present form):Since, apparently, you are not really interested in having rules in your titles, as the image suggests, your code can be reduced to: