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Prevent overhanging of header on included PDF
Can I get the page number of included PDF page?PDF Pages Included, but it does't workCreate a document cover using style classPage numbers of included pdfHow can I make pages after the first come out correctly with fancyhdr?How do I prevent pdfpages from either rescaling or cropping the included PDF?Border around included pdfCaption below of included PDFHeader including description and page counter of included PDFHighlighting included PDF
I have a headrule which overhangs the text, whereas I would like it to be the same length as the text and aligned with the text. The misalignment seems to come when including a PDF rather than having it as part of the same document. Below are left and right page examples.
The misalignment seems to occur regardless of what margins/paging I set in the included document. I have been looking at this as a fancyhdr problem, and tried to adjust the header with a combination of setting a shorter headwidth and adding in fancyheadoffset to shift it all to the right/left, but I cannot figure out the syntax for achieving this. If I use just headwidth, the rule is shorter but still misaligned. If I add fancyheadoffset after it, headwidth is ignored. If I put headwidth after fancyheadoffset, it gives a compilation error. My attempts are included with comments in the example.
However, it is also possible that this could be considered a pdfpages problem, and I need to include the PDF differently so that content is not shifted. (NB: In my actual document, the outer file also has content, so margins do need to be set in it.)
This is the minimal example producing the included content (save output as Include.pdf) :
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]article
usepackagesetspace
usepackagelipsum
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
begindocument
doublespacing
lipsum
enddocument
And here is the code that uses it to generate the example images above:
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]book
usepackagepdfpages
usepackagefancyhdr
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
fancypagestylepapertwostyle
fancyhf
renewcommandheadrulewidth1pt
fancyhead[RO]bfseriesMakeUppercaseChapter title
fancyhead[LE]bfseriesChapter 3
fancyfoot[C]thepage
% renewcommandheadwidth3in
% fancyheadoffset[ORH]-2.1em
% fancyheadoffset[ELH]-2.1em
begindocument
pagestylepapertwostyle
includepdf[pages=1-3, pagecommand=]Include
enddocument
fancyhdr pdfpages
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I have a headrule which overhangs the text, whereas I would like it to be the same length as the text and aligned with the text. The misalignment seems to come when including a PDF rather than having it as part of the same document. Below are left and right page examples.
The misalignment seems to occur regardless of what margins/paging I set in the included document. I have been looking at this as a fancyhdr problem, and tried to adjust the header with a combination of setting a shorter headwidth and adding in fancyheadoffset to shift it all to the right/left, but I cannot figure out the syntax for achieving this. If I use just headwidth, the rule is shorter but still misaligned. If I add fancyheadoffset after it, headwidth is ignored. If I put headwidth after fancyheadoffset, it gives a compilation error. My attempts are included with comments in the example.
However, it is also possible that this could be considered a pdfpages problem, and I need to include the PDF differently so that content is not shifted. (NB: In my actual document, the outer file also has content, so margins do need to be set in it.)
This is the minimal example producing the included content (save output as Include.pdf) :
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]article
usepackagesetspace
usepackagelipsum
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
begindocument
doublespacing
lipsum
enddocument
And here is the code that uses it to generate the example images above:
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]book
usepackagepdfpages
usepackagefancyhdr
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
fancypagestylepapertwostyle
fancyhf
renewcommandheadrulewidth1pt
fancyhead[RO]bfseriesMakeUppercaseChapter title
fancyhead[LE]bfseriesChapter 3
fancyfoot[C]thepage
% renewcommandheadwidth3in
% fancyheadoffset[ORH]-2.1em
% fancyheadoffset[ELH]-2.1em
begindocument
pagestylepapertwostyle
includepdf[pages=1-3, pagecommand=]Include
enddocument
fancyhdr pdfpages
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add a comment |
I have a headrule which overhangs the text, whereas I would like it to be the same length as the text and aligned with the text. The misalignment seems to come when including a PDF rather than having it as part of the same document. Below are left and right page examples.
The misalignment seems to occur regardless of what margins/paging I set in the included document. I have been looking at this as a fancyhdr problem, and tried to adjust the header with a combination of setting a shorter headwidth and adding in fancyheadoffset to shift it all to the right/left, but I cannot figure out the syntax for achieving this. If I use just headwidth, the rule is shorter but still misaligned. If I add fancyheadoffset after it, headwidth is ignored. If I put headwidth after fancyheadoffset, it gives a compilation error. My attempts are included with comments in the example.
However, it is also possible that this could be considered a pdfpages problem, and I need to include the PDF differently so that content is not shifted. (NB: In my actual document, the outer file also has content, so margins do need to be set in it.)
This is the minimal example producing the included content (save output as Include.pdf) :
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]article
usepackagesetspace
usepackagelipsum
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
begindocument
doublespacing
lipsum
enddocument
And here is the code that uses it to generate the example images above:
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]book
usepackagepdfpages
usepackagefancyhdr
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
fancypagestylepapertwostyle
fancyhf
renewcommandheadrulewidth1pt
fancyhead[RO]bfseriesMakeUppercaseChapter title
fancyhead[LE]bfseriesChapter 3
fancyfoot[C]thepage
% renewcommandheadwidth3in
% fancyheadoffset[ORH]-2.1em
% fancyheadoffset[ELH]-2.1em
begindocument
pagestylepapertwostyle
includepdf[pages=1-3, pagecommand=]Include
enddocument
fancyhdr pdfpages
asked 8 mins ago
AnnAnn
1138
I have a headrule which overhangs the text, whereas I would like it to be the same length as the text and aligned with the text. The misalignment seems to come when including a PDF rather than having it as part of the same document. Below are left and right page examples.
The misalignment seems to occur regardless of what margins/paging I set in the included document. I have been looking at this as a fancyhdr problem, and tried to adjust the header with a combination of setting a shorter headwidth and adding in fancyheadoffset to shift it all to the right/left, but I cannot figure out the syntax for achieving this. If I use just headwidth, the rule is shorter but still misaligned. If I add fancyheadoffset after it, headwidth is ignored. If I put headwidth after fancyheadoffset, it gives a compilation error. My attempts are included with comments in the example.
However, it is also possible that this could be considered a pdfpages problem, and I need to include the PDF differently so that content is not shifted. (NB: In my actual document, the outer file also has content, so margins do need to be set in it.)
This is the minimal example producing the included content (save output as Include.pdf) :
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]article
usepackagesetspace
usepackagelipsum
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
begindocument
doublespacing
lipsum
enddocument
And here is the code that uses it to generate the example images above:
documentclass[twoside,12pt,openany]book
usepackagepdfpages
usepackagefancyhdr
setlengthoddsidemargin1.5cm
setlengthevensidemargin0 cm
setlengthtopmargin1mm
setlengthheadheight1.36cm
setlengthheadsep1.00cm
setlengthtextheight20.84cm
setlengthtextwidth14.5cm
setlengthmarginparsep1mm
setlengthmarginparwidth3cm
setlengthfootskip2.36cm
fancypagestylepapertwostyle
fancyhf
renewcommandheadrulewidth1pt
fancyhead[RO]bfseriesMakeUppercaseChapter title
fancyhead[LE]bfseriesChapter 3
fancyfoot[C]thepage
% renewcommandheadwidth3in
% fancyheadoffset[ORH]-2.1em
% fancyheadoffset[ELH]-2.1em
begindocument
pagestylepapertwostyle
includepdf[pages=1-3, pagecommand=]Include
enddocument
fancyhdr pdfpages
fancyhdr pdfpages
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