WebNov 21, 2012 · Third. This line reverts to the standard headings of the book class, which use uppercase. Remove it. It does work, but now there's another problem. The page number exceeds the margins. That does the trick!! \lowercase {} can do that. \documentclass {report} \usepackage {fancyhdr} \pagestyle {fancy} \fancyhead {} \fancyhead [C] … WebI have a problem with the fancy package: I use the report documentclass and I have a chapter, a lot of text and then a new page starting with a section (or the next page has no chapter starting on that particular page).. The problem be, that what I defined for my header and footer is NOT on the chapter-page but only on the non-chapter page.
Compilation glitches with the fancyhdr package
http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/fancyhdr/fancyhdr.pdf WebOct 3, 2024 · Documents can be either one- or two-sided. Articles are by default one-sided, books are two-sided. Two-sided documents differentiate the left (even) and right (odd) pages, whereas one-sided do not. The most notable effect can be seen in page margins. If you want to make the article class two-sided, use \documentclass [twoside] {article}. show interfaces gigabit ethernet コマンド
Replacing \fancyhdr with \titlesec in complicated design documents ...
WebMar 14, 2024 · Fancyhdr allows defining odd and even side headers and footers. But is it possible to use different headrule for odd and even pages? I use an asymmetric ornament in the \headrule and would like it mirrored on every other page. \documentclass[twoside]{article} \usepackage{fancyhdr} \usepackage{pgfornament} … WebTried it and it doesn't seem to change anything unfortunately. Don't know if it matters but i did clean out all the auxiliary files after the change. Please add some text after \section {} and check next two pages. Add \usepackage {lipsum} in preamble and add \lipsum\lipsum after \section {} and check the pages. WebOct 26, 2024 · fancyhdr is not the only way to customise headers and footers: titleps, which is a companion package of titlesec, has a widenhead (*) command. @esdd Thanks your last suggestion with 1cm instead of 2cm did the exact job I wanted! For completeness: The fancyhdr way to enlarge the header/footer width would be \fancyhfoffset [LE,RO] {1cm}. show interfaces linux