Hello dear Stefan,
Can we use two different customer styles using scrlayer-scrpage or use two different \automark?
Thank you very much
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Johannes_B
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This is just another question, which belongs to another thread, that throws words on the board like dice. No example.
Short answer: Yes, you probably can.
Short answer: Yes, you probably can.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
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Johannes_B
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You have not posted an example that lets us reproduce what you got right now.
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/How_to_get_help
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/How_to_get_help
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
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Georg
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Mr Johannes
All that you said I and many users of your site know!
So it is better be quiet than to answering in such a manner!
All that you said I and many users of your site know!
So it is better be quiet than to answering in such a manner!
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Hi Georg,
it would just be good to see the code you have until now. The code you would like to change, and what different
I often come in to the forum just for a few minutes. If I see code, I can test it, help to improve or to fix it. Without code, I usually don't have the time to start typing
If you perhaps have code, just post it.
There's just a better chance to get a solution. That's why we usually ask for examples. With MS Word & Co. it's hard to describe a problem, but with LaTeX we luckily have to situation that just a copy of the code can describe a problem perfectly, and a few lines of code can be a solution for most stuff. While in Word, it's hard to explain how to make things (select text click here, then there, that do this in that dialog box, ...)
I think if you want to combine different styles or
Stefan
it would just be good to see the code you have until now. The code you would like to change, and what different
scrlayer-scrpage or \automark styles you would like to combine.I often come in to the forum just for a few minutes. If I see code, I can test it, help to improve or to fix it. Without code, I usually don't have the time to start typing
\documentclass... and create a sample document myself.If you perhaps have code, just post it.
There's just a better chance to get a solution. That's why we usually ask for examples. With MS Word & Co. it's hard to describe a problem, but with LaTeX we luckily have to situation that just a copy of the code can describe a problem perfectly, and a few lines of code can be a solution for most stuff. While in Word, it's hard to explain how to make things (select text click here, then there, that do this in that dialog box, ...)I think if you want to combine different styles or
\automark settings, you could simply call \automark at the beginning of the document, and if you later want to change it then just call \automark again but with different settings.Stefan
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Georg
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Dear Stefan
I understand, but sometimes we have no code
except ideas. That is why I asked how to be?
From all the people who respond in this forum you are a great expert and responsible person. Thank you very much for this!
Tha same issue but with cfooter. How to show page numbers for both even and odd pages (in scrlayer-scrpage). I mean including the first pages.
Thanks
I understand, but sometimes we have no code
except ideas. That is why I asked how to be?From all the people who respond in this forum you are a great expert and responsible person. Thank you very much for this!
Tha same issue but with cfooter. How to show page numbers for both even and odd pages (in scrlayer-scrpage). I mean including the first pages.
Thanks