problem with cross-referencing in section titles / header
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I am using the following as a section title in the main body:
documentclass[a4paper,openany]{book}
usepackage{etoolbox} %Patches the "chapter" page numbering
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhead[RE]{slshape rightmark}
fancyhead[LO]{slshape leftmark}
fancyhead[LO,RE]{thepage}
fancyheadoffset[L]{0pt} %justification of the headers
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
renewcommand{footrulewidth}{0pt}
patchcmd{chapter}{thispagestyle{plain}}{thispagestyle{empty}}{}{}
cfoot{} % get rid of the page number
usepackage[a4paper, includehead, includefoot,
top=0.75in,
bottom=0.5in,
outer=1in,
inner=1in,
]{geometry}
usepackage{hyperref}
usepackage{cleveref}
begin{document}
hypersetup{hidelinks} %Keep document hyperlinks but remove boarders
chapter{Chapter title text }label{chap:sd}
some text
clearpage
section{Section title text ref{chap:sd}}
end{document}
But in the heading, it just says "??".
How do I fix this?
EDIT: added more code
header-footer labels ref
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
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I am using the following as a section title in the main body:
documentclass[a4paper,openany]{book}
usepackage{etoolbox} %Patches the "chapter" page numbering
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhead[RE]{slshape rightmark}
fancyhead[LO]{slshape leftmark}
fancyhead[LO,RE]{thepage}
fancyheadoffset[L]{0pt} %justification of the headers
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
renewcommand{footrulewidth}{0pt}
patchcmd{chapter}{thispagestyle{plain}}{thispagestyle{empty}}{}{}
cfoot{} % get rid of the page number
usepackage[a4paper, includehead, includefoot,
top=0.75in,
bottom=0.5in,
outer=1in,
inner=1in,
]{geometry}
usepackage{hyperref}
usepackage{cleveref}
begin{document}
hypersetup{hidelinks} %Keep document hyperlinks but remove boarders
chapter{Chapter title text }label{chap:sd}
some text
clearpage
section{Section title text ref{chap:sd}}
end{document}
But in the heading, it just says "??".
How do I fix this?
EDIT: added more code
header-footer labels ref
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
1
that refers to a (presumably missing)label{name1}elsewhere in the docuemnt, did you mean to uselabel{name1}here so that you could refer to this section?
– David Carlisle
Nov 5 at 0:09
2
@slew123 It would be easier to understand what you want if you provided a minimal example that shows what you want to happen instead of a single line of code and "it doesn't work". "TEXT HERE ??" is exactly what I would expect from your code, so it's not clear how you want it fixed. (David Carlisle has offered one interpretation, another is that you want the "??" to become some other section's number.)
– Teepeemm
Nov 5 at 2:11
Please show your MWE -- we can't know whether the??is shown in the section or not.
– JouleV
Nov 5 at 7:22
Ok, I will do this, give me a few minutes.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:04
I added the extra code, (with packages related to headers and referencing remaining) it seems to be a problem with hyperref package, not sure why.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:11
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I am using the following as a section title in the main body:
documentclass[a4paper,openany]{book}
usepackage{etoolbox} %Patches the "chapter" page numbering
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhead[RE]{slshape rightmark}
fancyhead[LO]{slshape leftmark}
fancyhead[LO,RE]{thepage}
fancyheadoffset[L]{0pt} %justification of the headers
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
renewcommand{footrulewidth}{0pt}
patchcmd{chapter}{thispagestyle{plain}}{thispagestyle{empty}}{}{}
cfoot{} % get rid of the page number
usepackage[a4paper, includehead, includefoot,
top=0.75in,
bottom=0.5in,
outer=1in,
inner=1in,
]{geometry}
usepackage{hyperref}
usepackage{cleveref}
begin{document}
hypersetup{hidelinks} %Keep document hyperlinks but remove boarders
chapter{Chapter title text }label{chap:sd}
some text
clearpage
section{Section title text ref{chap:sd}}
end{document}
But in the heading, it just says "??".
How do I fix this?
EDIT: added more code
header-footer labels ref
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
I am using the following as a section title in the main body:
documentclass[a4paper,openany]{book}
usepackage{etoolbox} %Patches the "chapter" page numbering
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhead[RE]{slshape rightmark}
fancyhead[LO]{slshape leftmark}
fancyhead[LO,RE]{thepage}
fancyheadoffset[L]{0pt} %justification of the headers
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
renewcommand{footrulewidth}{0pt}
patchcmd{chapter}{thispagestyle{plain}}{thispagestyle{empty}}{}{}
cfoot{} % get rid of the page number
usepackage[a4paper, includehead, includefoot,
top=0.75in,
bottom=0.5in,
outer=1in,
inner=1in,
]{geometry}
usepackage{hyperref}
usepackage{cleveref}
begin{document}
hypersetup{hidelinks} %Keep document hyperlinks but remove boarders
chapter{Chapter title text }label{chap:sd}
some text
clearpage
section{Section title text ref{chap:sd}}
end{document}
But in the heading, it just says "??".
How do I fix this?
EDIT: added more code
header-footer labels ref
header-footer labels ref
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
edited Nov 5 at 17:11
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
asked Nov 4 at 23:55
slew123
1168
1168
1
that refers to a (presumably missing)label{name1}elsewhere in the docuemnt, did you mean to uselabel{name1}here so that you could refer to this section?
– David Carlisle
Nov 5 at 0:09
2
@slew123 It would be easier to understand what you want if you provided a minimal example that shows what you want to happen instead of a single line of code and "it doesn't work". "TEXT HERE ??" is exactly what I would expect from your code, so it's not clear how you want it fixed. (David Carlisle has offered one interpretation, another is that you want the "??" to become some other section's number.)
– Teepeemm
Nov 5 at 2:11
Please show your MWE -- we can't know whether the??is shown in the section or not.
– JouleV
Nov 5 at 7:22
Ok, I will do this, give me a few minutes.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:04
I added the extra code, (with packages related to headers and referencing remaining) it seems to be a problem with hyperref package, not sure why.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:11
|
show 2 more comments
1
that refers to a (presumably missing)label{name1}elsewhere in the docuemnt, did you mean to uselabel{name1}here so that you could refer to this section?
– David Carlisle
Nov 5 at 0:09
2
@slew123 It would be easier to understand what you want if you provided a minimal example that shows what you want to happen instead of a single line of code and "it doesn't work". "TEXT HERE ??" is exactly what I would expect from your code, so it's not clear how you want it fixed. (David Carlisle has offered one interpretation, another is that you want the "??" to become some other section's number.)
– Teepeemm
Nov 5 at 2:11
Please show your MWE -- we can't know whether the??is shown in the section or not.
– JouleV
Nov 5 at 7:22
Ok, I will do this, give me a few minutes.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:04
I added the extra code, (with packages related to headers and referencing remaining) it seems to be a problem with hyperref package, not sure why.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:11
1
1
that refers to a (presumably missing)
label{name1} elsewhere in the docuemnt, did you mean to use label{name1} here so that you could refer to this section?– David Carlisle
Nov 5 at 0:09
that refers to a (presumably missing)
label{name1} elsewhere in the docuemnt, did you mean to use label{name1} here so that you could refer to this section?– David Carlisle
Nov 5 at 0:09
2
2
@slew123 It would be easier to understand what you want if you provided a minimal example that shows what you want to happen instead of a single line of code and "it doesn't work". "TEXT HERE ??" is exactly what I would expect from your code, so it's not clear how you want it fixed. (David Carlisle has offered one interpretation, another is that you want the "??" to become some other section's number.)
– Teepeemm
Nov 5 at 2:11
@slew123 It would be easier to understand what you want if you provided a minimal example that shows what you want to happen instead of a single line of code and "it doesn't work". "TEXT HERE ??" is exactly what I would expect from your code, so it's not clear how you want it fixed. (David Carlisle has offered one interpretation, another is that you want the "??" to become some other section's number.)
– Teepeemm
Nov 5 at 2:11
Please show your MWE -- we can't know whether the
?? is shown in the section or not.– JouleV
Nov 5 at 7:22
Please show your MWE -- we can't know whether the
?? is shown in the section or not.– JouleV
Nov 5 at 7:22
Ok, I will do this, give me a few minutes.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:04
Ok, I will do this, give me a few minutes.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:04
I added the extra code, (with packages related to headers and referencing remaining) it seems to be a problem with hyperref package, not sure why.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:11
I added the extra code, (with packages related to headers and referencing remaining) it seems to be a problem with hyperref package, not sure why.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:11
|
show 2 more comments
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Since no one has been able to fix the issue, I decided to rename the section title without using a reference.
answered Nov 8 at 3:41
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Since no one has been able to fix the issue, I decided to rename the section title without using a reference.
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Since no one has been able to fix the issue, I decided to rename the section title without using a reference.
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that refers to a (presumably missing)
label{name1}elsewhere in the docuemnt, did you mean to uselabel{name1}here so that you could refer to this section?– David Carlisle
Nov 5 at 0:09
2
@slew123 It would be easier to understand what you want if you provided a minimal example that shows what you want to happen instead of a single line of code and "it doesn't work". "TEXT HERE ??" is exactly what I would expect from your code, so it's not clear how you want it fixed. (David Carlisle has offered one interpretation, another is that you want the "??" to become some other section's number.)
– Teepeemm
Nov 5 at 2:11
Please show your MWE -- we can't know whether the
??is shown in the section or not.– JouleV
Nov 5 at 7:22
Ok, I will do this, give me a few minutes.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:04
I added the extra code, (with packages related to headers and referencing remaining) it seems to be a problem with hyperref package, not sure why.
– slew123
Nov 5 at 17:11