Document Classes ⇒ Hyperref Colorlinks

[renno]

Dear all,

Karthik was very right. The problem is caused by the spacing code in the style file. If you comment this code, and instead use the following code (I found it somewhere online):

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%%      Redefine the macro used for floats (including figures and tables)
%%      so that single spacing is used.
%%      (Note \def\figure{\@float{figure}set single spacing} doesn't work
%%      because figure has an optional argument)

%% Fix from GT (RPI, thesis.cls)  03-18-2007 ve.

\let\latex@xfloat=\@xfloat
\def\@xfloat #1[#2]{%
  \latex@xfloat #1[#2]%
  \def \baselinestretch {1}\@normalsize  %%  GT: need \@normalsize?
  \normalsize
}

The problem is solved! Now, I could use the colorlinks option of hyperref, and all my references are colored. Moreover, the spacing of the floats is single-spaced...

Thanks for everyone who contributed to this...

Jamil Renno

[karthik]

That's great... It now works for me too...

I just have an academic question... While I can't see an obvious difference in the output using the two styles, what was that huge loop trying to achieve...

Regards
Karthik

[Marwa]

Hi,
I was getting the initial error message that began this thread, and commenting out the lines from the .sty file fixed that error. But then I added the new lines you suggested to add in order to have single spacing for figures, but I guess something is missing since this time I got a fatal error and my file failed to compile. Is there something missing from the new lines of code that you added?
Thanks,
M.

[localghost]

Hi,
I was getting the initial error message that began this thread, and commenting out the lines from the .sty file fixed that error. But then I added the new lines you suggested to add in order to have single spacing for figures, but I guess something is missing since this time I got a fatal error and my file failed to compile. Is there something missing from the new lines of code that you added?
Thanks,
M.

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