Page Layout ⇒ classicthesis | Footnote and '\cref'

[gbernardi]

Hello everybody.
I've just subscribed to the forum to ask for some help in a problem I'm having with the classicthesis template.
Basically, I realized that using the command footnote in classicthesis before I define an equation, causes all the references I make to the mentioned equation to link to the footnote.
E.g.

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\footnote{bla bla bla\label{fn:example}}
%
%
\begin{eqnarray}
% \nonumber to remove numbering (before each equation)
 a &=&  b \label{eq:eq1}\\
 c &=& d  \label{eq:eq1}
\end{eqnarray}
%
%
Bla bla bla \cref{eq:eq1} bla bla bla

causes the last line in the code to be:

Bla bla bla Footnote 1 bla bla bla

As you may have noticed, I used the package cleveref for references.

I know that I should provide minimal example, but I'd have to include quite a lot of files to do it.
I just wanted to know if somebody has had this problem before.

Thanks in advance
Giuliano

[localghost]

[…] I know that I should provide minimal example, but I'd have to include quite a lot of files to do it. […]

You have not understood the principal of a minimal example. It contains only the relevant code that reproduces the problem. In your case probably the footnote and the equation system. I don't think that the problem is related to the classicthesis package. And just for notification, you are defining the label eq:eq1 two times.

And by the way, there are very good reasons not to use the eqnarray environment any more [1]. Use the structures of the amsmath package, which are enhanced by the mathtools package.

[1] The PracTeX Journal — TeX Users Group, Lars Madsen: Avoid eqnarray!


Best regards and welcome to the board
Thorsten

[gbernardi]

[…] I know that I should provide minimal example, but I'd have to include quite a lot of files to do it. […]

You have not understood the principal of a minimal example. It contains only the relevant code that reproduces the problem. In your case probably the footnote and the equation system. I don't think that the problem is related to the classicthesis package.

I'm sorry for that . But since I started to use classicthesis, I've had quite a lot of problems with it. So I tend to be quite biased in my judgement at the moment (even though I think this template really rocks )

And just for notification, you are defining the label eq:eq1 two times.

Just a typo

And by the way, there are very good reasons not to use the eqnarray environment any more [1]. Use the structures of the amsmath package, which are enhanced by the mathtools package.

[1] The PracTeX Journal — TeX Users Group, Lars Madsen: Avoid eqnarray!

Thank you for the advice. I didn't know about it. And actually it solved my problem Damn eqnarray

Best regards and welcome to the board

Thank you very much. I come here quite often and I really appreciate the help of this community. A bit more now

Ciao
Giuliano