Change the color of the header line
The answer to the question fancyhdr - Change horizontal line color on top of footer is not completely satisfactory, because it changes the position of the header line,
for example with this example.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
renewcommand{headrule}{hbox toheadwidth{color{red}leadershrule height headrulewidthhfill}}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
Is it possible to change only the color of the line, without changing its position?
color fancyhdr rules
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
add a comment |
The answer to the question fancyhdr - Change horizontal line color on top of footer is not completely satisfactory, because it changes the position of the header line,
for example with this example.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
renewcommand{headrule}{hbox toheadwidth{color{red}leadershrule height headrulewidthhfill}}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
Is it possible to change only the color of the line, without changing its position?
color fancyhdr rules
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
1
A simplerenewcommand{headrule}{{color{red}rule{textwidth}{0.5pt}}}should do the trick.
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 18:33
Thanks, but it does not (at least not on my computer).
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 18:34
The position of the line isn't changed, neither with your code nor with mine. How is it modified, precisely?
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 19:15
add a comment |
The answer to the question fancyhdr - Change horizontal line color on top of footer is not completely satisfactory, because it changes the position of the header line,
for example with this example.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
renewcommand{headrule}{hbox toheadwidth{color{red}leadershrule height headrulewidthhfill}}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
Is it possible to change only the color of the line, without changing its position?
color fancyhdr rules
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
The answer to the question fancyhdr - Change horizontal line color on top of footer is not completely satisfactory, because it changes the position of the header line,
for example with this example.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
renewcommand{headrule}{hbox toheadwidth{color{red}leadershrule height headrulewidthhfill}}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
hello
end{document}
Is it possible to change only the color of the line, without changing its position?
color fancyhdr rules
color fancyhdr rules
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
edited Mar 14 at 19:20
Werner
448k719931698
448k719931698
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
asked Mar 14 at 18:07
RastapopoulosRastapopoulos
1737
1737
1
A simplerenewcommand{headrule}{{color{red}rule{textwidth}{0.5pt}}}should do the trick.
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 18:33
Thanks, but it does not (at least not on my computer).
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 18:34
The position of the line isn't changed, neither with your code nor with mine. How is it modified, precisely?
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 19:15
add a comment |
1
A simplerenewcommand{headrule}{{color{red}rule{textwidth}{0.5pt}}}should do the trick.
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 18:33
Thanks, but it does not (at least not on my computer).
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 18:34
The position of the line isn't changed, neither with your code nor with mine. How is it modified, precisely?
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 19:15
1
1
A simple
renewcommand{headrule}{{color{red}rule{textwidth}{0.5pt}}} should do the trick.– Bernard
Mar 14 at 18:33
A simple
renewcommand{headrule}{{color{red}rule{textwidth}{0.5pt}}} should do the trick.– Bernard
Mar 14 at 18:33
Thanks, but it does not (at least not on my computer).
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 18:34
Thanks, but it does not (at least not on my computer).
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 18:34
The position of the line isn't changed, neither with your code nor with mine. How is it modified, precisely?
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 19:15
The position of the line isn't changed, neither with your code nor with mine. How is it modified, precisely?
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 19:15
add a comment |
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Below I save the original headrule in oldheadrule, and then prepend color{<colour>} to a newly-defined headrule that just calls oldheadrule. The approach is similar to etoolbox's pretocmd.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancyhdr,xcolor}
letoldheadruleheadrule% Copy headrule into oldheadrule
renewcommand{headrule}{color{red}oldheadrule}% Add colour to headrule
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
fancyhead{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
Lorem ipsumldots
clearpage
Lorem ipsumldots
end{document}
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but withnewcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
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Below I save the original headrule in oldheadrule, and then prepend color{<colour>} to a newly-defined headrule that just calls oldheadrule. The approach is similar to etoolbox's pretocmd.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancyhdr,xcolor}
letoldheadruleheadrule% Copy headrule into oldheadrule
renewcommand{headrule}{color{red}oldheadrule}% Add colour to headrule
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
fancyhead{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
Lorem ipsumldots
clearpage
Lorem ipsumldots
end{document}
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but withnewcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
add a comment |
Below I save the original headrule in oldheadrule, and then prepend color{<colour>} to a newly-defined headrule that just calls oldheadrule. The approach is similar to etoolbox's pretocmd.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancyhdr,xcolor}
letoldheadruleheadrule% Copy headrule into oldheadrule
renewcommand{headrule}{color{red}oldheadrule}% Add colour to headrule
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
fancyhead{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
Lorem ipsumldots
clearpage
Lorem ipsumldots
end{document}
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but withnewcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
add a comment |
Below I save the original headrule in oldheadrule, and then prepend color{<colour>} to a newly-defined headrule that just calls oldheadrule. The approach is similar to etoolbox's pretocmd.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancyhdr,xcolor}
letoldheadruleheadrule% Copy headrule into oldheadrule
renewcommand{headrule}{color{red}oldheadrule}% Add colour to headrule
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
fancyhead{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
Lorem ipsumldots
clearpage
Lorem ipsumldots
end{document}
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
Below I save the original headrule in oldheadrule, and then prepend color{<colour>} to a newly-defined headrule that just calls oldheadrule. The approach is similar to etoolbox's pretocmd.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fancyhdr,xcolor}
letoldheadruleheadrule% Copy headrule into oldheadrule
renewcommand{headrule}{color{red}oldheadrule}% Add colour to headrule
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0.5pt}
fancyhead{Hello}
pagestyle{fancy}
begin{document}
Lorem ipsumldots
clearpage
Lorem ipsumldots
end{document}
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
WernerWerner
448k719931698
answered Mar 14 at 19:12
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448k719931698
448k719931698
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but withnewcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
add a comment |
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but withnewcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but with
newcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
Thank you very much! I had tried exactly this, but with
newcommand{oldheadrule}{headrule}, which resulted in an infinite loop.– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 19:19
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A simple
renewcommand{headrule}{{color{red}rule{textwidth}{0.5pt}}}should do the trick.– Bernard
Mar 14 at 18:33
Thanks, but it does not (at least not on my computer).
– Rastapopoulos
Mar 14 at 18:34
The position of the line isn't changed, neither with your code nor with mine. How is it modified, precisely?
– Bernard
Mar 14 at 19:15