Centering Fancyhdr leftmark and right mark

I would like to know how it was possible to center the chapters and sections marks (I don't know if they call it that) with this (MWE) code

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}



 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}



 fancyhead[RE]{leftmark}



  fancyhead[LO]{rightmark}



  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}



  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}} 



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}



begin{document}





 chapter{chapter} % Even page header

 lipsum[1]

 section{section} % odd page header

  lipsum[1-5]





  end{document}

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

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asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

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1

Use fancyhead[CE]{ ... } and fancyhead[CO]{ ... }.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 11:31

I don't undestand what you mean, perhaps that the argument of fancyhead = empty? I tried: nothing happened.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 12:55

The dots represent the arguments of fancyhead Ijust say to replace the optional arguments [RE] and [LO] with [CE]and [CO] respectively.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:02

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I would like to know how it was possible to center the chapters and sections marks (I don't know if they call it that) with this (MWE) code

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}



 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}



 fancyhead[RE]{leftmark}



  fancyhead[LO]{rightmark}



  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}



  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}} 



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}



begin{document}





 chapter{chapter} % Even page header

 lipsum[1]

 section{section} % odd page header

  lipsum[1-5]





  end{document}

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

1

Use fancyhead[CE]{ ... } and fancyhead[CO]{ ... }.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 11:31

I don't undestand what you mean, perhaps that the argument of fancyhead = empty? I tried: nothing happened.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 12:55

The dots represent the arguments of fancyhead Ijust say to replace the optional arguments [RE] and [LO] with [CE]and [CO] respectively.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:02

add a comment |

I would like to know how it was possible to center the chapters and sections marks (I don't know if they call it that) with this (MWE) code

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}



 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}



 fancyhead[RE]{leftmark}



  fancyhead[LO]{rightmark}



  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}



  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}} 



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}



begin{document}





 chapter{chapter} % Even page header

 lipsum[1]

 section{section} % odd page header

  lipsum[1-5]





  end{document}

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

I would like to know how it was possible to center the chapters and sections marks (I don't know if they call it that) with this (MWE) code

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}



 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}



 fancyhead[RE]{leftmark}



  fancyhead[LO]{rightmark}



  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}



  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}} 



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}



begin{document}





 chapter{chapter} % Even page header

 lipsum[1]

 section{section} % odd page header

  lipsum[1-5]





  end{document}

fancyhdr

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

edited Mar 17 at 11:30

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

asked Mar 17 at 10:53

Zezzo

284

1

Use fancyhead[CE]{ ... } and fancyhead[CO]{ ... }.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 11:31

I don't undestand what you mean, perhaps that the argument of fancyhead = empty? I tried: nothing happened.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 12:55

The dots represent the arguments of fancyhead Ijust say to replace the optional arguments [RE] and [LO] with [CE]and [CO] respectively.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:02

add a comment |

1

Use fancyhead[CE]{ ... } and fancyhead[CO]{ ... }.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 11:31

I don't undestand what you mean, perhaps that the argument of fancyhead = empty? I tried: nothing happened.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 12:55

The dots represent the arguments of fancyhead Ijust say to replace the optional arguments [RE] and [LO] with [CE]and [CO] respectively.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:02

Use fancyhead[CE]{ ... } and fancyhead[CO]{ ... }.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 11:31

I don't undestand what you mean, perhaps that the argument of fancyhead = empty? I tried: nothing happened.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 12:55

The dots represent the arguments of fancyhead Ijust say to replace the optional arguments [RE] and [LO] with [CE]and [CO] respectively.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:02

add a comment |

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Here is a code. You had forgotten to declare the page style as ‘fancy’:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}

 fancyhead[CE]{leftmark}

  fancyhead[CO]{rightmark}

  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}

  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}}



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}

  pagestyle{fancy}



    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

Edit: If you want to have only the titles in the headers, it is easier with titleps:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{titleps}





  newpagestyle{mine}[scshape]{%

  sethead[thepage][chaptertitle]{}{sectiontitle}{thepage}

   }

   pagestyle{mine}

    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

edited Mar 17 at 13:40

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

Great!!! Thank you! Would you mind telling me how it's possible, starting with this code, to remove the "Chapter #" (= only the actual chapter title) and "Section #" (= only the actual section title)?

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:22

Not even the section or chapter numbers?

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:28

yes please. I would be grateful!

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:30

It will be simpler to do with titleps (a companion package of titlesec) in the place of fancyhdr.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:33

Perfect!! Thank you very much.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:57

|
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Here is a code. You had forgotten to declare the page style as ‘fancy’:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}

 fancyhead[CE]{leftmark}

  fancyhead[CO]{rightmark}

  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}

  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}}



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}

  pagestyle{fancy}



    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

Edit: If you want to have only the titles in the headers, it is easier with titleps:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{titleps}





  newpagestyle{mine}[scshape]{%

  sethead[thepage][chaptertitle]{}{sectiontitle}{thepage}

   }

   pagestyle{mine}

    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

edited Mar 17 at 13:40

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

Great!!! Thank you! Would you mind telling me how it's possible, starting with this code, to remove the "Chapter #" (= only the actual chapter title) and "Section #" (= only the actual section title)?

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:22

Not even the section or chapter numbers?

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:28

yes please. I would be grateful!

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:30

It will be simpler to do with titleps (a companion package of titlesec) in the place of fancyhdr.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:33

Perfect!! Thank you very much.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:57

|
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Here is a code. You had forgotten to declare the page style as ‘fancy’:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}

 fancyhead[CE]{leftmark}

  fancyhead[CO]{rightmark}

  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}

  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}}



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}

  pagestyle{fancy}



    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

Edit: If you want to have only the titles in the headers, it is easier with titleps:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{titleps}





  newpagestyle{mine}[scshape]{%

  sethead[thepage][chaptertitle]{}{sectiontitle}{thepage}

   }

   pagestyle{mine}

    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

edited Mar 17 at 13:40

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

Great!!! Thank you! Would you mind telling me how it's possible, starting with this code, to remove the "Chapter #" (= only the actual chapter title) and "Section #" (= only the actual section title)?

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:22

Not even the section or chapter numbers?

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:28

yes please. I would be grateful!

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:30

It will be simpler to do with titleps (a companion package of titlesec) in the place of fancyhdr.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:33

Perfect!! Thank you very much.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:57

|
show 1 more comment

Here is a code. You had forgotten to declare the page style as ‘fancy’:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}

 fancyhead[CE]{leftmark}

  fancyhead[CO]{rightmark}

  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}

  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}}



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}

  pagestyle{fancy}



    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

Edit: If you want to have only the titles in the headers, it is easier with titleps:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{titleps}





  newpagestyle{mine}[scshape]{%

  sethead[thepage][chaptertitle]{}{sectiontitle}{thepage}

   }

   pagestyle{mine}

    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

edited Mar 17 at 13:40

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

Here is a code. You had forgotten to declare the page style as ‘fancy’:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{fancyhdr}



 fancyhf{}

 fancyhead[CE]{leftmark}

  fancyhead[CO]{rightmark}

  fancyhead[LE,RO]{thepage}

  renewcommandheadrulewidth{0pt}



  renewcommandchaptermark[1]{markboth{scshape#1}{}}



  renewcommandsectionmark[1]{markright{scshape #1}}

  pagestyle{fancy}



    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

Edit: If you want to have only the titles in the headers, it is easier with titleps:

 documentclass[10pt,twoside]{book}



 usepackage{lipsum}

 usepackage{titleps}





  newpagestyle{mine}[scshape]{%

  sethead[thepage][chaptertitle]{}{sectiontitle}{thepage}

   }

   pagestyle{mine}

    begin{document}



     chapter{A First Chapter} % Even page header

     lipsum

     section{A section} % odd page header

      lipsum[1-10]



  end{document}

enter image description here

edited Mar 17 at 13:40

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

edited Mar 17 at 13:40

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

answered Mar 17 at 13:15

Bernard

174k776207

Great!!! Thank you! Would you mind telling me how it's possible, starting with this code, to remove the "Chapter #" (= only the actual chapter title) and "Section #" (= only the actual section title)?

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:22

Not even the section or chapter numbers?

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:28

yes please. I would be grateful!

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:30

It will be simpler to do with titleps (a companion package of titlesec) in the place of fancyhdr.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:33

Perfect!! Thank you very much.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:57

|
show 1 more comment

Great!!! Thank you! Would you mind telling me how it's possible, starting with this code, to remove the "Chapter #" (= only the actual chapter title) and "Section #" (= only the actual section title)?

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:22

Not even the section or chapter numbers?

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:28

yes please. I would be grateful!

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:30

It will be simpler to do with titleps (a companion package of titlesec) in the place of fancyhdr.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:33

Perfect!! Thank you very much.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:57

Great!!! Thank you! Would you mind telling me how it's possible, starting with this code, to remove the "Chapter #" (= only the actual chapter title) and "Section #" (= only the actual section title)?

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:22

Not even the section or chapter numbers?

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:28

yes please. I would be grateful!

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:30

It will be simpler to do with titleps (a companion package of titlesec) in the place of fancyhdr.

– Bernard
Mar 17 at 13:33

Perfect!! Thank you very much.

– Zezzo
Mar 17 at 13:57

|
show 1 more comment

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