Text Formatting ⇒ Justified and lowercase Text with Syllabification in Headers

[AleCes]

This contains the information provided by you, suggestions by Thorsten. and me added. Right now i still cannot see, we you need hyphenation, but it might be the different font.

The issue is not that I desperately need hyphenation right now, it's that I want to learn how to customize headers with fancyhdr, as I said. Also, I don't like capital letters in the headers because no book I've read so far makes use of upper-case in headers. Also, no book I've read so far uses shortened versions of titles for headers/toc. The fact that the shortened version must go to the toc too is particularly annoying to me since a shortened version might be acceptable for headers but is certainly not so in the table of contents, where full-fledged titles are absolutely needed.

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Package Fancyhdr Warning: \headheight is too small (14.49998pt): 
 Make it at least 27.22604pt.
 We now make it that large for the rest of the document.
 This may cause the page layout to be inconsistent, however.

You need to manually adjust the headheight everytime you change your headings.

How do I do that?

[Johannes_B]

Just like it is described in the documentation in section 11 Fancy layouts.

Please post an example if you succeed. This would proof to us, that you are at least trying. You could also post a followup question.

[AleCes]

Just like it is described in the documentation in section 11 Fancy layouts.

Please post an example if you succeed. This would proof to us, that you are at least trying. You could also post a followup question.

The 11th chapter is about everything but justified/syllabified text. I know I can't expect a ready-made example perfectly fitting my requirements, but I don't even know where to start writing the relevant code.

[AleCes]

Bump! The only thing I've managed to accomplish by reading the manual is centring the text with this:

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\fancyhead[CE]{{\leftmark}}
\fancyhead[CO]{{\rightmark}}

But what I need is justified text, not centred.

[AleCes]

Bump!

[AleCes]

Bump! I'm still interested in that matter. Can anyone devise a solution or at least provide me with a hint?

Thanks!