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Define pagestyle for TOC / LOF / LOT with titlesec
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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I am using the titlesec
package to define a rather simplistic pagestyle for the first pages of my chapter and the regular pages within a chapter:
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
I am failing, however, to apply that very same pagestyle to the pages for the table of contents and the list of figures. The closest I have come is using this:
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printloftitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printlottitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
to get the TOC, LOF and LOT first page to be treated as a chapter. However, the pages are still missing the footrule
that should be part of the chapter_first_page
style.
Also, if for example the LOF is longer than just a single page, the subsequent pages are not simply using the main
pagestyle, but have "List of Figures" in both the header and the footer.
Any pointers regarding how to fix the problem and make the TOC / LOF / LOT pages fit in with the style of the rest of the document would be very much appreciated!
Edit: Here is a minimal working example that should illustrate the problem:
documentclass[11pt, a4paper, twoside]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{microtype}
usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
usepackage[includefoot, includehead, bindingoffset=0cm,
left=3cm, right=3cm, top=2cm, bottom=2cm]{geometry}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
pagestyle{main}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
titleformat{chapter}[display]{centeringLARGEbfseries}
{centeringscshape
{---~chaptertitlename~thechapter~---}}
{-6pt}{Huge}[]
renewpagestyle{plain}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
thispagestyle{empty}
(Include some title page here)
newpage
thispagestyle{chapter_first_page}
tableofcontents*
chapter{Test Chapter 1}
lipsum[23-42]
chapter{Test Chapter 2}
lipsum[23-42]
end{document}
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I am using the titlesec
package to define a rather simplistic pagestyle for the first pages of my chapter and the regular pages within a chapter:
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
I am failing, however, to apply that very same pagestyle to the pages for the table of contents and the list of figures. The closest I have come is using this:
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printloftitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printlottitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
to get the TOC, LOF and LOT first page to be treated as a chapter. However, the pages are still missing the footrule
that should be part of the chapter_first_page
style.
Also, if for example the LOF is longer than just a single page, the subsequent pages are not simply using the main
pagestyle, but have "List of Figures" in both the header and the footer.
Any pointers regarding how to fix the problem and make the TOC / LOF / LOT pages fit in with the style of the rest of the document would be very much appreciated!
Edit: Here is a minimal working example that should illustrate the problem:
documentclass[11pt, a4paper, twoside]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{microtype}
usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
usepackage[includefoot, includehead, bindingoffset=0cm,
left=3cm, right=3cm, top=2cm, bottom=2cm]{geometry}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
pagestyle{main}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
titleformat{chapter}[display]{centeringLARGEbfseries}
{centeringscshape
{---~chaptertitlename~thechapter~---}}
{-6pt}{Huge}[]
renewpagestyle{plain}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
thispagestyle{empty}
(Include some title page here)
newpage
thispagestyle{chapter_first_page}
tableofcontents*
chapter{Test Chapter 1}
lipsum[23-42]
chapter{Test Chapter 2}
lipsum[23-42]
end{document}
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I am using the titlesec
package to define a rather simplistic pagestyle for the first pages of my chapter and the regular pages within a chapter:
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
I am failing, however, to apply that very same pagestyle to the pages for the table of contents and the list of figures. The closest I have come is using this:
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printloftitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printlottitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
to get the TOC, LOF and LOT first page to be treated as a chapter. However, the pages are still missing the footrule
that should be part of the chapter_first_page
style.
Also, if for example the LOF is longer than just a single page, the subsequent pages are not simply using the main
pagestyle, but have "List of Figures" in both the header and the footer.
Any pointers regarding how to fix the problem and make the TOC / LOF / LOT pages fit in with the style of the rest of the document would be very much appreciated!
Edit: Here is a minimal working example that should illustrate the problem:
documentclass[11pt, a4paper, twoside]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{microtype}
usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
usepackage[includefoot, includehead, bindingoffset=0cm,
left=3cm, right=3cm, top=2cm, bottom=2cm]{geometry}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
pagestyle{main}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
titleformat{chapter}[display]{centeringLARGEbfseries}
{centeringscshape
{---~chaptertitlename~thechapter~---}}
{-6pt}{Huge}[]
renewpagestyle{plain}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
thispagestyle{empty}
(Include some title page here)
newpage
thispagestyle{chapter_first_page}
tableofcontents*
chapter{Test Chapter 1}
lipsum[23-42]
chapter{Test Chapter 2}
lipsum[23-42]
end{document}
table-of-contents titlesec
I am using the titlesec
package to define a rather simplistic pagestyle for the first pages of my chapter and the regular pages within a chapter:
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
I am failing, however, to apply that very same pagestyle to the pages for the table of contents and the list of figures. The closest I have come is using this:
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printloftitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
renewcommand*{printlottitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
to get the TOC, LOF and LOT first page to be treated as a chapter. However, the pages are still missing the footrule
that should be part of the chapter_first_page
style.
Also, if for example the LOF is longer than just a single page, the subsequent pages are not simply using the main
pagestyle, but have "List of Figures" in both the header and the footer.
Any pointers regarding how to fix the problem and make the TOC / LOF / LOT pages fit in with the style of the rest of the document would be very much appreciated!
Edit: Here is a minimal working example that should illustrate the problem:
documentclass[11pt, a4paper, twoside]{memoir}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{microtype}
usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
usepackage[includefoot, includehead, bindingoffset=0cm,
left=3cm, right=3cm, top=2cm, bottom=2cm]{geometry}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
newpagestyle{main}{
headrulesethead[chaptername thechapter: chaptertitle][][]
{}{}{thesection sectiontitle}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
pagestyle{main}
newpagestyle{chapter_first_page}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
assignpagestyle{chapter}{chapter_first_page}
titleformat{chapter}[display]{centeringLARGEbfseries}
{centeringscshape
{---~chaptertitlename~thechapter~---}}
{-6pt}{Huge}[]
renewpagestyle{plain}{
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
footrulesetfoot{}{thepage}{}
}
renewcommand*{printtoctitle}[1]{chapter*{#1}}
% -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
begin{document}
thispagestyle{empty}
(Include some title page here)
newpage
thispagestyle{chapter_first_page}
tableofcontents*
chapter{Test Chapter 1}
lipsum[23-42]
chapter{Test Chapter 2}
lipsum[23-42]
end{document}
table-of-contents titlesec
table-of-contents titlesec
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As on the first page of a chapter, the default is the plain
page style, titletoc
has a command to redefine any page style, so try this`:
renewpagestyle{plain}{%
footrule
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
setfoot{}{thepage}{}
}%
I have tried this before, but redefining theplain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there usingrenewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
Do you load alsotitlesec
, or onlytitleps
?
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
I am actually only loadingtitlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant:usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also loadtitleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it beforetitlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
You don't have to loadtitleps
if you use thepagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout withtitleformat
?)
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout usingtitleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
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As on the first page of a chapter, the default is the plain
page style, titletoc
has a command to redefine any page style, so try this`:
renewpagestyle{plain}{%
footrule
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
setfoot{}{thepage}{}
}%
I have tried this before, but redefining theplain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there usingrenewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
Do you load alsotitlesec
, or onlytitleps
?
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
I am actually only loadingtitlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant:usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also loadtitleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it beforetitlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
You don't have to loadtitleps
if you use thepagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout withtitleformat
?)
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout usingtitleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
|
show 2 more comments
As on the first page of a chapter, the default is the plain
page style, titletoc
has a command to redefine any page style, so try this`:
renewpagestyle{plain}{%
footrule
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
setfoot{}{thepage}{}
}%
I have tried this before, but redefining theplain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there usingrenewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
Do you load alsotitlesec
, or onlytitleps
?
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
I am actually only loadingtitlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant:usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also loadtitleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it beforetitlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
You don't have to loadtitleps
if you use thepagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout withtitleformat
?)
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout usingtitleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
|
show 2 more comments
As on the first page of a chapter, the default is the plain
page style, titletoc
has a command to redefine any page style, so try this`:
renewpagestyle{plain}{%
footrule
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
setfoot{}{thepage}{}
}%
As on the first page of a chapter, the default is the plain
page style, titletoc
has a command to redefine any page style, so try this`:
renewpagestyle{plain}{%
footrule
sethead[][][]{}{}{}
setfoot{}{thepage}{}
}%
edited Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
answered Jun 25 '18 at 22:20
BernardBernard
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I have tried this before, but redefining theplain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there usingrenewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
Do you load alsotitlesec
, or onlytitleps
?
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
I am actually only loadingtitlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant:usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also loadtitleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it beforetitlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
You don't have to loadtitleps
if you use thepagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout withtitleformat
?)
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout usingtitleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
|
show 2 more comments
I have tried this before, but redefining theplain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there usingrenewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
Do you load alsotitlesec
, or onlytitleps
?
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
I am actually only loadingtitlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant:usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also loadtitleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it beforetitlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
You don't have to loadtitleps
if you use thepagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout withtitleformat
?)
– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout usingtitleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...
– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
I have tried this before, but redefining the
plain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there using renewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
I have tried this before, but redefining the
plain
pagestyle like this leads to the problem described here: tex.stackexchange.com/q/37253/97669, i.e. suddenly there's a "CONTENTS" in both the header and the footer (similarly for the LOF / LOT). Unfortunately, the fix described there using renewcommand@mkboth
did not work for me (or I was putting the code in the wrong place).– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:26
Do you load also
titlesec
, or only titleps
?– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
Do you load also
titlesec
, or only titleps
?– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:29
I am actually only loading
titlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant: usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also load titleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it before titlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
I am actually only loading
titlesec
, with the following options if that is relevant: usepackage[pagestyles, clearempty]{titlesec}
. If I try to also load titleps
I get a large number of errors, either because of "Incompatible package" (when trying to load it before titlesec
), or "Command already defined" (when loading it afterwards).– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:36
You don't have to load
titleps
if you use the pagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout with titleformat
?)– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
You don't have to load
titleps
if you use the pagestyles
option. Could you post a minimal example code (b.t. w., do you redefine the chapters layout with titleformat
?)– Bernard
Jun 25 '18 at 22:38
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout using
titleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
Yes, I do redefine the chapters layout using
titleformat
. I added a minimal working example now; I hope it covers everything relevant. It's from a thesis template which contains lots of packages and options, so it's hard to tell what are all the things that could play into the issue...– der_herr_g
Jun 25 '18 at 22:57
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