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Changing the headers and footers in this template

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The template is called, Arsclassica Article I am using it for my school assignents however I need to use the fancy header style where I can be able to define the \lfoot{} and the \rfoot{}. I would also want to have the provision of setting the running header to be a defined word and not a section title on every page as it is by default. The template is also attached. I have tried modifying it to these needs I am telling you but in vain, however the original template is attached please let me know if I can be able to define the fancy header style and put the definitions of what I want the footer to be, I can start from there.

I look forward to your reply.

Regards,
Allan

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Vel
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Changing the headers and footers in this template

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To customize the header and footer in this template, you need to redefine the scrheadings that it uses by default.

For example, you can add the following just after \input{structure.tex}:

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\clearscrheadfoot
\chead{Center}
\ohead{Right}
\ihead{Left}
\cfoot{Center}
\ofoot{Right}
\ifoot{Left}
This prints three headers and footers at the left, center and right of the page. Remove them to only use the ones you want.

For more info and to see how this applies to 'twoside' documents, see here: http://www.dickimaw-books.com/latex/the ... style.html or http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/70610/.

Cheers,
Vel
Founder and administrator of LaTeXTemplates.com and LaTeXTypesetting.com
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