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That's brilliant - worked like a charm.

Thanks so much for your help Nicola on this and the other post on glossaries...and your discussion on the package was very useful. I couldn't figure it out before I found your instructions.

Thanks again
Ann

Thanks!

I have developed a glossary and an acronym list using the glossaries package. When using the glossaries package I can sort items by using the following command:

\newglossaryentry{pi}{name={\ensuremath{\pi}},sort=pi,
description={ratio of circumference of circle to its diameter}}

However, I ...

PS: I realised that the previous MWE didn't give the problem I was finding, so I have now provided an MWE that does. From what I can understand the problem arises from: \pagestyle{headings}\nouppercaseheads. However, I don't know why and how and what I can do!

Thanks - and apologies for the ...

An update to this: you can also have \caption[text without reference]{text with reference}. within [] the text appears in the list of tables/figures while within {} it appears as the caption. That has elegantly solved my problem as I had to put the list of figures and tables at the beginning

Thanks for your help! This has solved my problem brilliantly.

Ann

I am sure this has probably come up before, but I cannot find it - I am guessing I might not be using the correct search terms?

Anyways, I have the term '4 \textcelsius' in my source file to get the term 4 °C. However, LaTeX insists on splitting 4 and °C on two separate lines. Is there any way of ...

I found I had the same problem when I was placing the 'List of Figures' at the start of the document. Is this something which you have? My solution was to place the 'list of Figures' at the end of the document. Not the most elegant solution, but if you're flexible to do that it might work!

If I remove the complete renewcommand line I get the page number in brackets after the reference. Adding {} after [1] or removing :
{\newblock {\scriptsize [\mbox{cited at p.\ }#1]}}
completely seem to do the same thing i.e. what I want it to do. I added {} now since I guess that's the correct way ...

Thanks Stefan for the welcome (and quick reply).

I didn't have hyperref but in the project (I am using a template for 'doctoral dissertation' that comes with LEd) I found the following code:

\usepackage{citeref}
\renewcommand{\bibitempages}[1]{\newblock {\scriptsize [\mbox{cited at p.\ }#1 ...