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Why is the footnote not displayed when I add a chapter to my document?
This code is working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
sectionSection
enddocument
And this one is not working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
chapterNot working%just added this line
sectionSection
enddocument
header-footer
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
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asked Oct 1 at 11:45
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Why is the footnote not displayed when I add a chapter to my document?
This code is working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
sectionSection
enddocument
And this one is not working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
chapterNot working%just added this line
sectionSection
enddocument
header-footer
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
Do you mean footer instead of footnote? More specifically are you referring to the "footer rule" in the first example? First pages of chapter tend to have a different page style than other chapters (usually they don't need a running head with the chapter name, sometimes they even omit the page number): That is what is happening here.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:48
thefancyhdrpackage that you are using has special commands to customise the page foot used on chapter openings and similar (look forfancyplainin the manual)
– David Carlisle
Oct 1 at 11:52
Something likefancypagestyleplain% fancyhf% rfootthepage renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt% renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt%could work, but you should better wait for an expert to come up with something more elegant.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:54
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Why is the footnote not displayed when I add a chapter to my document?
This code is working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
sectionSection
enddocument
And this one is not working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
chapterNot working%just added this line
sectionSection
enddocument
header-footer
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
Why is the footnote not displayed when I add a chapter to my document?
This code is working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
sectionSection
enddocument
And this one is not working:
documentclass[10pt,french]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagebabel
usepackage[hidelinks]hyperref
usepackagetikz,pgf %package used for drawing
usepackagecolor
setlengthparindent0pt
usetikzlibrarycalc
usepackagelmodern% http://ctan.org/pkg/lm
usetikzlibrarybackgrounds
usepackagecite
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
rfootthepage
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
sffamily
chapterNot working%just added this line
sectionSection
enddocument
header-footer
header-footer
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
edited Oct 1 at 18:43
Peter Mortensen
50736
50736
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
asked Oct 1 at 11:45
Warok
485
485
Do you mean footer instead of footnote? More specifically are you referring to the "footer rule" in the first example? First pages of chapter tend to have a different page style than other chapters (usually they don't need a running head with the chapter name, sometimes they even omit the page number): That is what is happening here.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:48
thefancyhdrpackage that you are using has special commands to customise the page foot used on chapter openings and similar (look forfancyplainin the manual)
– David Carlisle
Oct 1 at 11:52
Something likefancypagestyleplain% fancyhf% rfootthepage renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt% renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt%could work, but you should better wait for an expert to come up with something more elegant.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:54
add a comment |Â
Do you mean footer instead of footnote? More specifically are you referring to the "footer rule" in the first example? First pages of chapter tend to have a different page style than other chapters (usually they don't need a running head with the chapter name, sometimes they even omit the page number): That is what is happening here.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:48
thefancyhdrpackage that you are using has special commands to customise the page foot used on chapter openings and similar (look forfancyplainin the manual)
– David Carlisle
Oct 1 at 11:52
Something likefancypagestyleplain% fancyhf% rfootthepage renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt% renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt%could work, but you should better wait for an expert to come up with something more elegant.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:54
Do you mean footer instead of footnote? More specifically are you referring to the "footer rule" in the first example? First pages of chapter tend to have a different page style than other chapters (usually they don't need a running head with the chapter name, sometimes they even omit the page number): That is what is happening here.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:48
Do you mean footer instead of footnote? More specifically are you referring to the "footer rule" in the first example? First pages of chapter tend to have a different page style than other chapters (usually they don't need a running head with the chapter name, sometimes they even omit the page number): That is what is happening here.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:48
the
fancyhdr package that you are using has special commands to customise the page foot used on chapter openings and similar (look for fancyplain in the manual)– David Carlisle
Oct 1 at 11:52
the
fancyhdr package that you are using has special commands to customise the page foot used on chapter openings and similar (look for fancyplain in the manual)– David Carlisle
Oct 1 at 11:52
Something like
fancypagestyleplain% fancyhf% rfootthepage renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt% renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt% could work, but you should better wait for an expert to come up with something more elegant.– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:54
Something like
fancypagestyleplain% fancyhf% rfootthepage renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt% renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt% could work, but you should better wait for an expert to come up with something more elegant.– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:54
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Chapter pages uses page style plain by default. Package fancyhdr does not redefine plain automatically. You could use either fancypagestyleplain... to redefine the plain style:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a fancy page
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
fancypagestyleplain
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a plain page% different settings for plain pages
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
Result:
Or you can use page style fancyplain:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancyplain% redefines the plain style too
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]fancyplaina plain pagea fancy page% <- example for different settings for plain and fancy pages
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainheadrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainfootrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
The result is the same as above.
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
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Thank you for the answer :)
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Chapter pages uses page style plain by default. Package fancyhdr does not redefine plain automatically. You could use either fancypagestyleplain... to redefine the plain style:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a fancy page
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
fancypagestyleplain
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a plain page% different settings for plain pages
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
Result:
Or you can use page style fancyplain:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancyplain% redefines the plain style too
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]fancyplaina plain pagea fancy page% <- example for different settings for plain and fancy pages
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainheadrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainfootrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
The result is the same as above.
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
Thank you for the answer :)
– Warok
Oct 1 at 13:03
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
Chapter pages uses page style plain by default. Package fancyhdr does not redefine plain automatically. You could use either fancypagestyleplain... to redefine the plain style:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a fancy page
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
fancypagestyleplain
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a plain page% different settings for plain pages
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
Result:
Or you can use page style fancyplain:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancyplain% redefines the plain style too
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]fancyplaina plain pagea fancy page% <- example for different settings for plain and fancy pages
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainheadrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainfootrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
The result is the same as above.
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
Thank you for the answer :)
– Warok
Oct 1 at 13:03
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
Chapter pages uses page style plain by default. Package fancyhdr does not redefine plain automatically. You could use either fancypagestyleplain... to redefine the plain style:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a fancy page
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
fancypagestyleplain
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a plain page% different settings for plain pages
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
Result:
Or you can use page style fancyplain:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancyplain% redefines the plain style too
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]fancyplaina plain pagea fancy page% <- example for different settings for plain and fancy pages
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainheadrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainfootrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
The result is the same as above.
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
Chapter pages uses page style plain by default. Package fancyhdr does not redefine plain automatically. You could use either fancypagestyleplain... to redefine the plain style:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a fancy page
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
fancypagestyleplain
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]a plain page% different settings for plain pages
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
Result:
Or you can use page style fancyplain:
documentclassreport
usepackagefancyhdr
pagestylefancyplain% redefines the plain style too
fancyhf
fancyfoot[R]thepage
fancyfoot[L]fancyplaina plain pagea fancy page% <- example for different settings for plain and fancy pages
newcommand*fancyrulewidth.4pt
renewcommand*headrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*footrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainheadrulewidthfancyrulewidth
renewcommand*plainfootrulewidthfancyrulewidth
begindocument
chapterNot working
sectionSection
clearpage
sectionAnother section
enddocument
The result is the same as above.
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
answered Oct 1 at 12:46
esdd
56.2k34383
56.2k34383
Thank you for the answer :)
– Warok
Oct 1 at 13:03
add a comment |Â
Thank you for the answer :)
– Warok
Oct 1 at 13:03
Thank you for the answer :)
– Warok
Oct 1 at 13:03
Thank you for the answer :)
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Oct 1 at 13:03
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Do you mean footer instead of footnote? More specifically are you referring to the "footer rule" in the first example? First pages of chapter tend to have a different page style than other chapters (usually they don't need a running head with the chapter name, sometimes they even omit the page number): That is what is happening here.
– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:48
the
fancyhdrpackage that you are using has special commands to customise the page foot used on chapter openings and similar (look forfancyplainin the manual)– David Carlisle
Oct 1 at 11:52
Something like
fancypagestyleplain% fancyhf% rfootthepage renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt% renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt%could work, but you should better wait for an expert to come up with something more elegant.– moewe
Oct 1 at 11:54