Hi, I'm making a book and therefore I use a lot of packages, including tikz and hyperref. I try to use the thumbs package, but the thumbs print on the wrong side of the twosided book...
In the thumbs manual they mention something about the CurrentPage counter of the pageslts package. How can I manipulate this counter?
Or is there another way to alter the side on which the tumbs are printed?
Thanks in advance!
Robbe
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Thumbs wrong side
Right now it's hard to reproduce the problem. It would be much easier for to understand what's going on, if you prepare a minimum working example/.
Are you aware that odd pages (1,3,5, ...) are on the right hand side in a book?
Are you aware that odd pages (1,3,5, ...) are on the right hand side in a book?
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Re: Thumbs wrong side
I know you all like to have a minimum working example, but I figured that the combination of so many packages causes the problem and think the counter is an easy workaround not related to the rest of my problem.
However, I'll try to make one
And I am aware of that
Nice suggestion though, I wish that would have solved it 
Edit: I tried to make a minimal working example, but in there everything goes perfectly fine. I even loaded all packages and it still does a good job...
However, I'll try to make one
And I am aware of that


Edit: I tried to make a minimal working example, but in there everything goes perfectly fine. I even loaded all packages and it still does a good job...
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Re: Thumbs wrong side
I found the solution!
Placing thumbs before Tikz solved everything
Placing thumbs before Tikz solved everything
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Thumbs wrong side
@robbevorsselmans Thanks! worked for me.