What are the chapter styles in fncychap package?
The fncychap package has a nice set of predefined chapter styles. The style is set through the optional argument when loading the package. Available styles include: Sonny, Lenny, Glenn, Conny, Rejne, Bjarne, and Bjornstrup. The package documentation has examples for all available styles.
How to change the chapter style in Tex?
The titlesec package allows basic changes to the standard chapter style, including setting the font style and size or placement of the title. You can do great things with titlesec package and the titleformat command in particular, just be creative (and let me know below)!
Are there any fancy chapter styles in latex?
Fancy LaTeX chapter styles. Many books, theses and reports are written in LaTeX using the report or book document classes. Often, the authors make use of the default chapter style. There are, however, a great number of alternative styles available, some of which being very fancy or playful.
What’s the best way to numbering chapter pages?
On chapter pages the »plain« page style is used by default. The code below works flawlessly. Code, edit and compile here: As frabjous already suggested, you can alternatively use the titlesec package. But don’t use it in conjunction with fancyhdr. Decide to use on or the other.
Where do I put the page number in fancyhdr?
Code, edit and compile here: This leaves footers (with centered page number) untouched. However, on the page which opens new chapter, page number is missing. To restore number, I have to put after each \\chapter {}.
What are the names of the chapters in texblog?
Available styles include: Sonny, Lenny, Glenn, Conny, Rejne, Bjarne, and Bjornstrup. The package documentation has examples for all available styles.
How to change the chapter style in texblog?
The titlesec packageallows basic changes to the standard chapter style, including setting the font style and size or placement of the title. You can do great things with titlesecpackage and the titleformatcommand in particular, just be creative (and let me know below)!
How to make fancy chapter headings with TikZ?
A questionon LaTeX-Community.org inspired me to try pgf/TikZtogether with titlesecto produce fancy chapter headings. The result is this small compilable demonstration example: