% ┌                                                ┐
% │                   Numbering                    │
% └                                                ┘
% Set a preset, can be combined, separate or off.
% If set to custom, all type specific commands need to be set below.
\newcommand{\numberingpreset}{combined}

% Specify how elements are to be numbered. Can be (X is the current number of the element):
% - none (X)
% - section (section.X)
% - subsection (section.subsection.X)
% - subsubsection (section.subsection.subsubsection.X)
% - paragraph (section.subsection.subsubsection.paragraph.X)
\newcommand{\subsectionnumbering}{subsection}


% Set for a specific type. Can each be combined, separate, default or off:
% If set to anything but 'default', it will override the overarching style
% set by \numberingpreset
\newcommand{\definitionnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\theoremnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\lemmanumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\corollarynumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\axiomnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\factnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\propositionnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\examplenumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\formulanumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\remarknumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\proofnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\intuitionnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\termnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\notationnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\tasknumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\usagenumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\recallnumbering}{default}
\newcommand{\propertiesnumbering}{default}
