How to set the page number in Chinese characters rather than Arabic numberals?
By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?
page-numbering chinese
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By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?
page-numbering chinese
asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
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Please give a minimal working example!
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:14
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By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?
page-numbering chinese
asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
83
By the default setting, I get page numbers in Arabic numerals like 1,2,3,etc. How can I get a series of page numbers in Chinese characters like 一, 二, 三, (simplified Chinese) or 壹, 贰, 叁 (traditional Chinese)?
page-numbering chinese
page-numbering chinese
asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
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asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
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asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
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asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
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asked Mar 29 at 2:22
HumbleroseHumblerose
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Please give a minimal working example!
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:14
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Please give a minimal working example!
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:14
Please give a minimal working example!
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:14
Please give a minimal working example!
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:14
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For the simplified case, you can try the following code in the preamble:
usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}
It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repsectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.
For the traditional case, it's a little complicated that zhnumber and fancyhdr should be use at the same time.
usepackage{zhnumber,fancyhdr}
zhnumsetup{style={Traditional,Financial}}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{你想要的页眉}
fancyhead[RE,LO]{页眉其它内容}
fancyfoot[CE,CO]{leftmark}
fancyfoot[LE,RO]{zhnumber{thepage}}
You can revised the codes above to get what you want.
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
1
You can also use thezhnumberpackage for this if you do not wish to usectex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts withbabel.
– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
@Davislor For Chinese documents, nowctexart,ctexbook,ctexbeamerand so on are better choices than others.
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
1
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
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For the simplified case, you can try the following code in the preamble:
usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}
It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repsectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.
For the traditional case, it's a little complicated that zhnumber and fancyhdr should be use at the same time.
usepackage{zhnumber,fancyhdr}
zhnumsetup{style={Traditional,Financial}}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{你想要的页眉}
fancyhead[RE,LO]{页眉其它内容}
fancyfoot[CE,CO]{leftmark}
fancyfoot[LE,RO]{zhnumber{thepage}}
You can revised the codes above to get what you want.
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
1
You can also use thezhnumberpackage for this if you do not wish to usectex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts withbabel.
– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
@Davislor For Chinese documents, nowctexart,ctexbook,ctexbeamerand so on are better choices than others.
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
1
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
|
show 2 more comments
For the simplified case, you can try the following code in the preamble:
usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}
It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repsectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.
For the traditional case, it's a little complicated that zhnumber and fancyhdr should be use at the same time.
usepackage{zhnumber,fancyhdr}
zhnumsetup{style={Traditional,Financial}}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{你想要的页眉}
fancyhead[RE,LO]{页眉其它内容}
fancyfoot[CE,CO]{leftmark}
fancyfoot[LE,RO]{zhnumber{thepage}}
You can revised the codes above to get what you want.
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
1
You can also use thezhnumberpackage for this if you do not wish to usectex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts withbabel.
– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
@Davislor For Chinese documents, nowctexart,ctexbook,ctexbeamerand so on are better choices than others.
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
1
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
|
show 2 more comments
For the simplified case, you can try the following code in the preamble:
usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}
It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repsectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.
For the traditional case, it's a little complicated that zhnumber and fancyhdr should be use at the same time.
usepackage{zhnumber,fancyhdr}
zhnumsetup{style={Traditional,Financial}}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{你想要的页眉}
fancyhead[RE,LO]{页眉其它内容}
fancyfoot[CE,CO]{leftmark}
fancyfoot[LE,RO]{zhnumber{thepage}}
You can revised the codes above to get what you want.
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
For the simplified case, you can try the following code in the preamble:
usepackage{ctex}
renewcommand{thepage}{chinese{page}}
It will produce page numbers such as 一、二、三、...。By the way if you use ctexart(ctexbook) instead of article(book repsectively) for the documentclass, ctex package will be not necessary.
For the traditional case, it's a little complicated that zhnumber and fancyhdr should be use at the same time.
usepackage{zhnumber,fancyhdr}
zhnumsetup{style={Traditional,Financial}}
pagestyle{fancy}
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[LE,RO]{你想要的页眉}
fancyhead[RE,LO]{页眉其它内容}
fancyfoot[CE,CO]{leftmark}
fancyfoot[LE,RO]{zhnumber{thepage}}
You can revised the codes above to get what you want.
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
edited Mar 30 at 2:52
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
974212
answered Mar 29 at 3:26
KuttensKuttens
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974212
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You can also use thezhnumberpackage for this if you do not wish to usectex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts withbabel.
– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
@Davislor For Chinese documents, nowctexart,ctexbook,ctexbeamerand so on are better choices than others.
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
1
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
|
show 2 more comments
1
You can also use thezhnumberpackage for this if you do not wish to usectex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts withbabel.
– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
@Davislor For Chinese documents, nowctexart,ctexbook,ctexbeamerand so on are better choices than others.
– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
1
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
1
1
You can also use the
zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
You can also use the
zhnumber package for this if you do not wish to use ctex, for example, if mixing ideographic scripts with babel.– Davislor
Mar 29 at 3:39
@Davislor For Chinese documents, now
ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
@Davislor For Chinese documents, now
ctexart, ctexbook, ctexbeamer and so on are better choices than others.– Kuttens
Mar 29 at 3:47
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
Thank you very much @Kuttens
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:13
1
1
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@KuttensThe page numbers are 一、二、三… now. But how about the traditional Chinese characters like 壹、贰、叁.…？ I know the users on stackexchange mostly write in English and they may not be familiar with the usage of Chinese character in Tex. Since the largest Chinese Tex forum has been shut down, I have to ask my questions here.
– Humblerose
Mar 29 at 12:23
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
@Humblerose You write the document in traditional Chinese or simplified Chinese?
– Kuttens
Mar 30 at 1:44
|
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