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That's right, I can live with Roman, the code is simple.

Thank you again,

Gilles

It works with Roman. If there is no better solution, I can live with that one.

But why it does not work with roman small caps?

Good morning,

Here is my simplified code:
\documentclass[a4paper, 12pt]{book}
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage{polyglossia}
\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{imakeidx}
\makeindex[title= Index]
\setdefaultlanguage[frenchpart=false]{french ...

Thank you so much, Stefan,

I will do this tomorrow. I have to leave now.

By, in the meantime

Hi again Stefan, thanks for you patience,

Your code works, your entry appears test\index{test}. But I don't see the entries that I defined like that in my text. For example: Articles\index{Article} pour l'index. Essai\index{Essai}.

Is there the problem?

I did that. Two words in the Introduction.

The Index appears as as long as the \renewcommand{\thepage}{\textsc{\roman{page}}} command is not present.

Hi Stefan,

You are right, I don't need the 6 lines above. The code as you present it is simpler and clearer. It works to give me roman small caps.

But, the Index still refuses to appear.

I did it, but the Index still does not appear (it appears in the TOC).

Thanks

Thank you, Stefan,

It seemed to me that this was the root of the problem, but I failed to resolve it. I am probably not placing or writing the command correctly.

What is the exact command? \let\index\indexORI or \def\mainmatter{\let\index\indexORI} or something else?

And where to place it? In ...

Hello,

I am writing a book, compiled in XeLaTeX, with, among other things, an index. My concern is the following:

I don't like the lowercase roman page numbering (in \frontmatter) because of the dots (i, ii, iii). I would like to have small caps instead.

I found the following 6 lines (under the ...