There are a number of ways to change the document header and footer styles in LaTeX. One of the easiest and most flexible options is to use the fancyhdr package. fancyhdr is a massive package with a crazy number of tweaks and modifications available for your document’s header and footer styles. This tutorial will only [...]
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Headers and Footers in LaTeX using fancyhdr
Posted: 7th August 2010 by Tim in LaTeXTags: document, fancy, fancyhdr, footer, header, LaTeX, layout, number, page, page count, pagestyle
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Getting the current and last page numbers in LaTeX
Posted: 10th March 2010 by Tim in LaTeXTags: count, footer, header, last page, LaTeX, layout, page, page count, page layout, page numbers, pageref, thepage
Standard LaTeX allows you to extract the current page number using the thepage command. That’s an easy one. To get the total number of pages (ie: number of the last page) is a little more involved. To do this, you need to use the \lastpage package and use \pageref{LastPage}. For example: \usepackage{lastpage} … You are [...]
Creating a 2 column layout in HTML / CSS
Posted: 1st October 2009 by Tim in CSS, HTMLTags: columns, css, div, float, footer, header, HTML, layout, page, span
Standards-compliant layouts can be difficult to do. Below is an example of an HTML 4.01 Transitional / CSS 2.1 compliant two-column layout, with headers and footers. An example can be seen here. Note: WordPress destroys tabs and layout. See the source code in the example for more readable code. HTML <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD HTML [...]