Chapter title under chapter number in KOMA class
Using the scrbook
class, how do I place the chapter title under the chapter number? Here's a MWE
documentclass{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
The corresponding output is
And what I'd like to have is something like this
Once I can do that, how do I change the vertical space between the two?
EDIT:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
%makeatletter
%renewcommand{@chapapp}{}
%makeatother
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
fancypagestyle{theorems}{
renewcommand{chaptermark}[1]{markboth{##1}{}}
fancyhead[LO, RE]{itshapenouppercaseleftmark}
fancyhead[LE, RO]{thepage}
fancyfoot{}}
pagestyle{theorems}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{A chapter}
newpage
a
end{document}
Corresponding heading
chapters koma-script scrbook
add a comment |
Using the scrbook
class, how do I place the chapter title under the chapter number? Here's a MWE
documentclass{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
The corresponding output is
And what I'd like to have is something like this
Once I can do that, how do I change the vertical space between the two?
EDIT:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
%makeatletter
%renewcommand{@chapapp}{}
%makeatother
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
fancypagestyle{theorems}{
renewcommand{chaptermark}[1]{markboth{##1}{}}
fancyhead[LO, RE]{itshapenouppercaseleftmark}
fancyhead[LE, RO]{thepage}
fancyfoot{}}
pagestyle{theorems}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{A chapter}
newpage
a
end{document}
Corresponding heading
chapters koma-script scrbook
Please note:usepage[showframe]{geometry}
changed the size of the text area and margins. If you don't want this, you should either useusepackage{showframe}
instead of loadinggeometry
or add optionpass
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:28
Usage offancyhdr
together with a KOMA-Script class is not recommended. It needs extra user work to not break several features of KOMA-Script (e.g. to respectchaptermarkformat
). See the warning message of KOMA-Script.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:35
Got it. Should I open another post asking how to create that heading with a KOMA-Script class or do you have a quick fix?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:37
Usescrlayer-scrpage
as recommended by the warning in thelog
-file.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:44
Thanks for the help, I posted a new question as I'm having a few issues withscrlayer-scrpage
package.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 16:08
add a comment |
Using the scrbook
class, how do I place the chapter title under the chapter number? Here's a MWE
documentclass{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
The corresponding output is
And what I'd like to have is something like this
Once I can do that, how do I change the vertical space between the two?
EDIT:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
%makeatletter
%renewcommand{@chapapp}{}
%makeatother
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
fancypagestyle{theorems}{
renewcommand{chaptermark}[1]{markboth{##1}{}}
fancyhead[LO, RE]{itshapenouppercaseleftmark}
fancyhead[LE, RO]{thepage}
fancyfoot{}}
pagestyle{theorems}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{A chapter}
newpage
a
end{document}
Corresponding heading
chapters koma-script scrbook
Using the scrbook
class, how do I place the chapter title under the chapter number? Here's a MWE
documentclass{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
The corresponding output is
And what I'd like to have is something like this
Once I can do that, how do I change the vertical space between the two?
EDIT:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
%makeatletter
%renewcommand{@chapapp}{}
%makeatother
usepackage{fancyhdr}
renewcommand{headrulewidth}{0pt}
fancypagestyle{theorems}{
renewcommand{chaptermark}[1]{markboth{##1}{}}
fancyhead[LO, RE]{itshapenouppercaseleftmark}
fancyhead[LE, RO]{thepage}
fancyfoot{}}
pagestyle{theorems}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
chapter{A chapter}
newpage
a
end{document}
Corresponding heading
chapters koma-script scrbook
chapters koma-script scrbook
edited Mar 24 at 15:33
noibe
asked Mar 24 at 11:51
noibenoibe
554113
554113
Please note:usepage[showframe]{geometry}
changed the size of the text area and margins. If you don't want this, you should either useusepackage{showframe}
instead of loadinggeometry
or add optionpass
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:28
Usage offancyhdr
together with a KOMA-Script class is not recommended. It needs extra user work to not break several features of KOMA-Script (e.g. to respectchaptermarkformat
). See the warning message of KOMA-Script.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:35
Got it. Should I open another post asking how to create that heading with a KOMA-Script class or do you have a quick fix?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:37
Usescrlayer-scrpage
as recommended by the warning in thelog
-file.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:44
Thanks for the help, I posted a new question as I'm having a few issues withscrlayer-scrpage
package.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 16:08
add a comment |
Please note:usepage[showframe]{geometry}
changed the size of the text area and margins. If you don't want this, you should either useusepackage{showframe}
instead of loadinggeometry
or add optionpass
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:28
Usage offancyhdr
together with a KOMA-Script class is not recommended. It needs extra user work to not break several features of KOMA-Script (e.g. to respectchaptermarkformat
). See the warning message of KOMA-Script.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:35
Got it. Should I open another post asking how to create that heading with a KOMA-Script class or do you have a quick fix?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:37
Usescrlayer-scrpage
as recommended by the warning in thelog
-file.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:44
Thanks for the help, I posted a new question as I'm having a few issues withscrlayer-scrpage
package.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 16:08
Please note:
usepage[showframe]{geometry}
changed the size of the text area and margins. If you don't want this, you should either use usepackage{showframe}
instead of loading geometry
or add option pass
.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:28
Please note:
usepage[showframe]{geometry}
changed the size of the text area and margins. If you don't want this, you should either use usepackage{showframe}
instead of loading geometry
or add option pass
.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:28
Usage of
fancyhdr
together with a KOMA-Script class is not recommended. It needs extra user work to not break several features of KOMA-Script (e.g. to respect chaptermarkformat
). See the warning message of KOMA-Script.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:35
Usage of
fancyhdr
together with a KOMA-Script class is not recommended. It needs extra user work to not break several features of KOMA-Script (e.g. to respect chaptermarkformat
). See the warning message of KOMA-Script.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:35
Got it. Should I open another post asking how to create that heading with a KOMA-Script class or do you have a quick fix?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:37
Got it. Should I open another post asking how to create that heading with a KOMA-Script class or do you have a quick fix?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:37
Use
scrlayer-scrpage
as recommended by the warning in the log
-file.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:44
Use
scrlayer-scrpage
as recommended by the warning in the log
-file.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:44
Thanks for the help, I posted a new question as I'm having a few issues with
scrlayer-scrpage
package.– noibe
Mar 24 at 16:08
Thanks for the help, I posted a new question as I'm having a few issues with
scrlayer-scrpage
package.– noibe
Mar 24 at 16:08
add a comment |
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You can use option chapterprefix
if you want a chapter heading with a prefix line, that has only the formatted number:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{thechapterautodotenskip}% If you don't want the chapter name in the running head.
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
There are already examples for similar chapter headings like:
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/480247/9057
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/298509/9057
Please avoid using fancyhdr
with KOMA-Script classes. As the warning message tells you, using fancyhdr
breaks several features of KOMA-Script classes. Use scrlayer-scrpage
instead. If you want running head aligned to the inner margin and page numbers aligned to the outer margins and if the chapter titles in the running head should be without chapter numbers, you can use:
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{}% If you want running heads without
% chapter number.
usepackage[automark]{scrlayer-scrpage}
clearpairofpagestyles
ihead*{pagemark}% page number also on plain pages
ohead{headmark}
It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
I have the same version. I found a workaround throughmakeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
@noibe After the shown redefinition ofchapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining@chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note,appendix
would again redefine@chapapp
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
add a comment |
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You can use option chapterprefix
if you want a chapter heading with a prefix line, that has only the formatted number:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{thechapterautodotenskip}% If you don't want the chapter name in the running head.
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
There are already examples for similar chapter headings like:
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/480247/9057
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/298509/9057
Please avoid using fancyhdr
with KOMA-Script classes. As the warning message tells you, using fancyhdr
breaks several features of KOMA-Script classes. Use scrlayer-scrpage
instead. If you want running head aligned to the inner margin and page numbers aligned to the outer margins and if the chapter titles in the running head should be without chapter numbers, you can use:
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{}% If you want running heads without
% chapter number.
usepackage[automark]{scrlayer-scrpage}
clearpairofpagestyles
ihead*{pagemark}% page number also on plain pages
ohead{headmark}
It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
I have the same version. I found a workaround throughmakeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
@noibe After the shown redefinition ofchapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining@chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note,appendix
would again redefine@chapapp
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
add a comment |
You can use option chapterprefix
if you want a chapter heading with a prefix line, that has only the formatted number:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{thechapterautodotenskip}% If you don't want the chapter name in the running head.
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
There are already examples for similar chapter headings like:
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/480247/9057
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/298509/9057
Please avoid using fancyhdr
with KOMA-Script classes. As the warning message tells you, using fancyhdr
breaks several features of KOMA-Script classes. Use scrlayer-scrpage
instead. If you want running head aligned to the inner margin and page numbers aligned to the outer margins and if the chapter titles in the running head should be without chapter numbers, you can use:
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{}% If you want running heads without
% chapter number.
usepackage[automark]{scrlayer-scrpage}
clearpairofpagestyles
ihead*{pagemark}% page number also on plain pages
ohead{headmark}
It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
I have the same version. I found a workaround throughmakeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
@noibe After the shown redefinition ofchapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining@chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note,appendix
would again redefine@chapapp
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
add a comment |
You can use option chapterprefix
if you want a chapter heading with a prefix line, that has only the formatted number:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{thechapterautodotenskip}% If you don't want the chapter name in the running head.
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
There are already examples for similar chapter headings like:
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/480247/9057
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/298509/9057
Please avoid using fancyhdr
with KOMA-Script classes. As the warning message tells you, using fancyhdr
breaks several features of KOMA-Script classes. Use scrlayer-scrpage
instead. If you want running head aligned to the inner margin and page numbers aligned to the outer margins and if the chapter titles in the running head should be without chapter numbers, you can use:
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{}% If you want running heads without
% chapter number.
usepackage[automark]{scrlayer-scrpage}
clearpairofpagestyles
ihead*{pagemark}% page number also on plain pages
ohead{headmark}
You can use option chapterprefix
if you want a chapter heading with a prefix line, that has only the formatted number:
documentclass[chapterprefix]{scrbook}
usepackage{xcolor, graphicx}
usepackage[showframe]{geometry}
definecolor{chaptergrey}{rgb}{0.7,0.7,0.7}
letraggedchapterraggedleft
addtokomafont{disposition}{normalfont}
setkomafont{chapter}{LARGE}
renewcommand*{chapterformat}{%
scalebox{5}{color{chaptergrey}thechapter}%
}
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{thechapterautodotenskip}% If you don't want the chapter name in the running head.
begin{document}
chapter{A chapter}
end{document}
There are already examples for similar chapter headings like:
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/480247/9057
- https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/298509/9057
Please avoid using fancyhdr
with KOMA-Script classes. As the warning message tells you, using fancyhdr
breaks several features of KOMA-Script classes. Use scrlayer-scrpage
instead. If you want running head aligned to the inner margin and page numbers aligned to the outer margins and if the chapter titles in the running head should be without chapter numbers, you can use:
renewcommand*{chaptermarkformat}{}% If you want running heads without
% chapter number.
usepackage[automark]{scrlayer-scrpage}
clearpairofpagestyles
ihead*{pagemark}% page number also on plain pages
ohead{headmark}
edited Mar 24 at 15:53
answered Mar 24 at 14:19
SchweinebackeSchweinebacke
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It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
I have the same version. I found a workaround throughmakeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
@noibe After the shown redefinition ofchapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining@chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note,appendix
would again redefine@chapapp
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
add a comment |
It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
I have the same version. I found a workaround throughmakeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
@noibe After the shown redefinition ofchapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining@chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note,appendix
would again redefine@chapapp
.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
It works, but now the headings are 'Chapter 1 A chapter', while before they were simply '1 A chapter'. How do I fix that?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:11
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
@noibe Not with my example and KOMA-Script 3.26b, which is the current release on CTAN, in TeX Live and MiKTeX.
– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:25
I have the same version. I found a workaround through
makeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
I have the same version. I found a workaround through
makeatletterrenewcommand{@chapapp}{}makeatother
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:28
@noibe After the shown redefinition of
chapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining @chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note, appendix
would again redefine @chapapp
.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
@noibe After the shown redefinition of
chapterformat
KOMA-Script cannot produce the output you are talking about. And redefining @chapapp
would not remove the space. So you are doing something you are not telling us. And note, appendix
would again redefine @chapapp
.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:30
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
That's possible. I posted an example showing my problem in my original question.
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:33
add a comment |
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Please note:
usepage[showframe]{geometry}
changed the size of the text area and margins. If you don't want this, you should either useusepackage{showframe}
instead of loadinggeometry
or add optionpass
.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:28
Usage of
fancyhdr
together with a KOMA-Script class is not recommended. It needs extra user work to not break several features of KOMA-Script (e.g. to respectchaptermarkformat
). See the warning message of KOMA-Script.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:35
Got it. Should I open another post asking how to create that heading with a KOMA-Script class or do you have a quick fix?
– noibe
Mar 24 at 15:37
Use
scrlayer-scrpage
as recommended by the warning in thelog
-file.– Schweinebacke
Mar 24 at 15:44
Thanks for the help, I posted a new question as I'm having a few issues with
scrlayer-scrpage
package.– noibe
Mar 24 at 16:08