Nameref to a chapter acting weird












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i have a very weird behaviour with LaTeX and i can't really explain it. I have the following structure:



...
section{section c}
label{sec:a}

...text...

chapter{chapter 3}
label{chap:three}
...


Now at some point i am using nameref{chap:three} which for some reason results in section c instead of chapter 3. It links to the correct chapter in the document tho and when using ref it also displays the correct number.



What am i missing?










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    (1) welcome, (2) please provide at full but minimal example that, on your system, gives til behaviour every time. Then things are at lot easier for others to test

    – daleif
    Feb 25 at 12:50











  • That "some reason" is only in your document. In a a empty book document pasting your code and adding the nameref package, the nameref{chap:three} work as expected. So without any additional clues it will be difficult to help. Please take some time to understand what is a minimal working example (MWE).

    – Fran
    Feb 26 at 7:36
















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i have a very weird behaviour with LaTeX and i can't really explain it. I have the following structure:



...
section{section c}
label{sec:a}

...text...

chapter{chapter 3}
label{chap:three}
...


Now at some point i am using nameref{chap:three} which for some reason results in section c instead of chapter 3. It links to the correct chapter in the document tho and when using ref it also displays the correct number.



What am i missing?










share|improve this question


















  • 1





    (1) welcome, (2) please provide at full but minimal example that, on your system, gives til behaviour every time. Then things are at lot easier for others to test

    – daleif
    Feb 25 at 12:50











  • That "some reason" is only in your document. In a a empty book document pasting your code and adding the nameref package, the nameref{chap:three} work as expected. So without any additional clues it will be difficult to help. Please take some time to understand what is a minimal working example (MWE).

    – Fran
    Feb 26 at 7:36














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i have a very weird behaviour with LaTeX and i can't really explain it. I have the following structure:



...
section{section c}
label{sec:a}

...text...

chapter{chapter 3}
label{chap:three}
...


Now at some point i am using nameref{chap:three} which for some reason results in section c instead of chapter 3. It links to the correct chapter in the document tho and when using ref it also displays the correct number.



What am i missing?










share|improve this question














i have a very weird behaviour with LaTeX and i can't really explain it. I have the following structure:



...
section{section c}
label{sec:a}

...text...

chapter{chapter 3}
label{chap:three}
...


Now at some point i am using nameref{chap:three} which for some reason results in section c instead of chapter 3. It links to the correct chapter in the document tho and when using ref it also displays the correct number.



What am i missing?







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    (1) welcome, (2) please provide at full but minimal example that, on your system, gives til behaviour every time. Then things are at lot easier for others to test

    – daleif
    Feb 25 at 12:50











  • That "some reason" is only in your document. In a a empty book document pasting your code and adding the nameref package, the nameref{chap:three} work as expected. So without any additional clues it will be difficult to help. Please take some time to understand what is a minimal working example (MWE).

    – Fran
    Feb 26 at 7:36














  • 1





    (1) welcome, (2) please provide at full but minimal example that, on your system, gives til behaviour every time. Then things are at lot easier for others to test

    – daleif
    Feb 25 at 12:50











  • That "some reason" is only in your document. In a a empty book document pasting your code and adding the nameref package, the nameref{chap:three} work as expected. So without any additional clues it will be difficult to help. Please take some time to understand what is a minimal working example (MWE).

    – Fran
    Feb 26 at 7:36








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(1) welcome, (2) please provide at full but minimal example that, on your system, gives til behaviour every time. Then things are at lot easier for others to test

– daleif
Feb 25 at 12:50





(1) welcome, (2) please provide at full but minimal example that, on your system, gives til behaviour every time. Then things are at lot easier for others to test

– daleif
Feb 25 at 12:50













That "some reason" is only in your document. In a a empty book document pasting your code and adding the nameref package, the nameref{chap:three} work as expected. So without any additional clues it will be difficult to help. Please take some time to understand what is a minimal working example (MWE).

– Fran
Feb 26 at 7:36





That "some reason" is only in your document. In a a empty book document pasting your code and adding the nameref package, the nameref{chap:three} work as expected. So without any additional clues it will be difficult to help. Please take some time to understand what is a minimal working example (MWE).

– Fran
Feb 26 at 7:36










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