Document Classes

Sekantombi · Post by **Sekantombi** » Mon Apr 28, 2008 8:48 am

Friends,

I am using fancyhdr, and wish to place a whole-of-document heading at LE (which has worked) and the chapter heading on RO (which has partially worked).

"Partially" because while I have been able to get chapter name and number using \leftmark, it is in uppercase.

The LE header material is in \textbf, lowercase, which is exactly how I want it.

How can I make them match up?

Is there some other keyword I can invoke to capture the \chapter value?

Or is it inevitable that I have to do a \renewcommand?

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Post by **localghost** » Mon Apr 28, 2008 9:12 am

Search the documentation of fancyhdr for the \nouppercase command. Some ideas are given in another thread [1]. The search function of the forum may yield other hits.

[1] Forum Topic: Creating customized headers/footers for alternating pages

Best regards
ThorstenÂ¹

Sekantombi · Post by **Sekantombi** » Mon Apr 28, 2008 11:35 pm

Thorstein ---

Thanks, in fancyhdr \nouppercase\leftmark works beautifully --- exactly what I wanted.

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Document Classes ⇒ fancyhdr --- lowercase chapter reference on RO header

fancyhdr --- lowercase chapter reference on RO header

fancyhdr --- lowercase chapter reference on RO header

Re: fancyhdr --- lowercase chapter reference on RO header