I cannot get the numbers in theorem environment (thmtools)












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I can't seem to get the numbers of my theorems back in my custom theorem environment, some help would be appreciated:



documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}





usepackage{amsthm}

usepackage{thmtools}

usepackage{hyperref,nameref}



makeatletter

declaretheoremstyle[

spaceabove=6pt, 

spacebelow=6pt, 

headfont=normalfontbfseries, 

notefont=emmdseries, 

notebraces={(}{)}, 

headpunct={},

bodyfont=itshape, 

headformat=NAME NOTE\@afterheading,

]{theorem}

makeatother



declaretheorem[style=theorem,

numbered=yes,

name=Theorem, 

refname={theorem,theorem}, 

Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}



begin{document}





section{First section}

begin{theorem}

First theorem

end{theorem}



begin{theorem}

Second theorem

end{theorem}



section{Second section}



begin{theorem}

Third theorem

end{theorem}



end{document}





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    I can't seem to get the numbers of my theorems back in my custom theorem environment, some help would be appreciated:



    documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
    

    

    
usepackage{amsthm}
    
usepackage{thmtools}
    
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
    

    
makeatletter
    
declaretheoremstyle[
    
spaceabove=6pt, 
    
spacebelow=6pt, 
    
headfont=normalfontbfseries, 
    
notefont=emmdseries, 
    
notebraces={(}{)}, 
    
headpunct={},
    
bodyfont=itshape, 
    
headformat=NAME NOTE\@afterheading,
    
]{theorem}
    
makeatother
    

    
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
    
numbered=yes,
    
name=Theorem, 
    
refname={theorem,theorem}, 
    
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
    

    
begin{document}
    

    

    
section{First section}
    
begin{theorem}
    
First theorem
    
end{theorem}
    

    
begin{theorem}
    
Second theorem
    
end{theorem}
    

    
section{Second section}
    

    
begin{theorem}
    
Third theorem
    
end{theorem}
    

    
end{document}





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      I can't seem to get the numbers of my theorems back in my custom theorem environment, some help would be appreciated:



      documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
      

      

      
usepackage{amsthm}
      
usepackage{thmtools}
      
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
      

      
makeatletter
      
declaretheoremstyle[
      
spaceabove=6pt, 
      
spacebelow=6pt, 
      
headfont=normalfontbfseries, 
      
notefont=emmdseries, 
      
notebraces={(}{)}, 
      
headpunct={},
      
bodyfont=itshape, 
      
headformat=NAME NOTE\@afterheading,
      
]{theorem}
      
makeatother
      

      
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
      
numbered=yes,
      
name=Theorem, 
      
refname={theorem,theorem}, 
      
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
      

      
begin{document}
      

      

      
section{First section}
      
begin{theorem}
      
First theorem
      
end{theorem}
      

      
begin{theorem}
      
Second theorem
      
end{theorem}
      

      
section{Second section}
      

      
begin{theorem}
      
Third theorem
      
end{theorem}
      

      
end{document}





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      I can't seem to get the numbers of my theorems back in my custom theorem environment, some help would be appreciated:



      documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
      

      

      
usepackage{amsthm}
      
usepackage{thmtools}
      
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
      

      
makeatletter
      
declaretheoremstyle[
      
spaceabove=6pt, 
      
spacebelow=6pt, 
      
headfont=normalfontbfseries, 
      
notefont=emmdseries, 
      
notebraces={(}{)}, 
      
headpunct={},
      
bodyfont=itshape, 
      
headformat=NAME NOTE\@afterheading,
      
]{theorem}
      
makeatother
      

      
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
      
numbered=yes,
      
name=Theorem, 
      
refname={theorem,theorem}, 
      
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
      

      
begin{document}
      

      

      
section{First section}
      
begin{theorem}
      
First theorem
      
end{theorem}
      

      
begin{theorem}
      
Second theorem
      
end{theorem}
      

      
section{Second section}
      

      
begin{theorem}
      
Third theorem
      
end{theorem}
      

      
end{document}





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          You simply format to add the NUMBER command:



          documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
          

          
usepackage{xcolor}
          
usepackage{amsthm}
          
usepackage{thmtools}
          
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
          

          
makeatletter
          
declaretheoremstyle[
          
spaceabove=6pt,
          
spacebelow=6pt,
          
headfont=normalfontbfseries,
          
notefont=emmdseries,
          
notebraces={(}{)},
          
headpunct={},
          
bodyfont=itshape,
          
headformat=NAME,textcolor{red}{NUMBER}NOTE\@afterheading,
          
]{theorem}
          
makeatother
          

          
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
          
numbered=yes,
          
name=Theorem,
          
refname={theorem,theorem},
          
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
          

          
begin{document}
          

          

          
section{First section}
          
begin{theorem}[First trial]
          
First theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Second theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
section{Second section}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Third theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
end{document}


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          • Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • Because you don't want them to be numbered?

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago












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          You simply format to add the NUMBER command:



          documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
          

          
usepackage{xcolor}
          
usepackage{amsthm}
          
usepackage{thmtools}
          
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
          

          
makeatletter
          
declaretheoremstyle[
          
spaceabove=6pt,
          
spacebelow=6pt,
          
headfont=normalfontbfseries,
          
notefont=emmdseries,
          
notebraces={(}{)},
          
headpunct={},
          
bodyfont=itshape,
          
headformat=NAME,textcolor{red}{NUMBER}NOTE\@afterheading,
          
]{theorem}
          
makeatother
          

          
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
          
numbered=yes,
          
name=Theorem,
          
refname={theorem,theorem},
          
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
          

          
begin{document}
          

          

          
section{First section}
          
begin{theorem}[First trial]
          
First theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Second theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
section{Second section}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Third theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • Because you don't want them to be numbered?

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago
















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          You simply format to add the NUMBER command:



          documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
          

          
usepackage{xcolor}
          
usepackage{amsthm}
          
usepackage{thmtools}
          
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
          

          
makeatletter
          
declaretheoremstyle[
          
spaceabove=6pt,
          
spacebelow=6pt,
          
headfont=normalfontbfseries,
          
notefont=emmdseries,
          
notebraces={(}{)},
          
headpunct={},
          
bodyfont=itshape,
          
headformat=NAME,textcolor{red}{NUMBER}NOTE\@afterheading,
          
]{theorem}
          
makeatother
          

          
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
          
numbered=yes,
          
name=Theorem,
          
refname={theorem,theorem},
          
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
          

          
begin{document}
          

          

          
section{First section}
          
begin{theorem}[First trial]
          
First theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Second theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
section{Second section}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Third theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • Because you don't want them to be numbered?

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago














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          You simply format to add the NUMBER command:



          documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
          

          
usepackage{xcolor}
          
usepackage{amsthm}
          
usepackage{thmtools}
          
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
          

          
makeatletter
          
declaretheoremstyle[
          
spaceabove=6pt,
          
spacebelow=6pt,
          
headfont=normalfontbfseries,
          
notefont=emmdseries,
          
notebraces={(}{)},
          
headpunct={},
          
bodyfont=itshape,
          
headformat=NAME,textcolor{red}{NUMBER}NOTE\@afterheading,
          
]{theorem}
          
makeatother
          

          
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
          
numbered=yes,
          
name=Theorem,
          
refname={theorem,theorem},
          
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
          

          
begin{document}
          

          

          
section{First section}
          
begin{theorem}[First trial]
          
First theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Second theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
section{Second section}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Third theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer













          You simply format to add the NUMBER command:



          documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
          

          
usepackage{xcolor}
          
usepackage{amsthm}
          
usepackage{thmtools}
          
usepackage{hyperref,nameref}
          

          
makeatletter
          
declaretheoremstyle[
          
spaceabove=6pt,
          
spacebelow=6pt,
          
headfont=normalfontbfseries,
          
notefont=emmdseries,
          
notebraces={(}{)},
          
headpunct={},
          
bodyfont=itshape,
          
headformat=NAME,textcolor{red}{NUMBER}NOTE\@afterheading,
          
]{theorem}
          
makeatother
          

          
declaretheorem[style=theorem,
          
numbered=yes,
          
name=Theorem,
          
refname={theorem,theorem},
          
Refname={Theorem,Theorems}]{theorem}
          

          
begin{document}
          

          

          
section{First section}
          
begin{theorem}[First trial]
          
First theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Second theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
section{Second section}
          

          
begin{theorem}
          
Third theorem
          
end{theorem}
          

          
end{document}


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          • Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • Because you don't want them to be numbered?

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago



















          • Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • Because you don't want them to be numbered?

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago











          • It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

            – Bernard
            7 hours ago











          • Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

            – WrabbitW
            7 hours ago

















          Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

          – WrabbitW
          7 hours ago





          Thank you! So if I want to use the same theoremstyle for theorems and say propositions I would need to create a copy of the style whithout the number command?

          – WrabbitW
          7 hours ago













          Because you don't want them to be numbered?

          – Bernard
          7 hours ago





          Because you don't want them to be numbered?

          – Bernard
          7 hours ago













          Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

          – WrabbitW
          7 hours ago





          Yes, my question should have been: Is there a way to put the NUMBER command in the declaretheorem instead of declaretheoremstyle.

          – WrabbitW
          7 hours ago













          It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

          – Bernard
          7 hours ago





          It seems the headformat key is known only to declaretheoremstyle, so I think it isn't possible. See the keys known to declaretheorem in §3.2 of the documentation, pp. 14-15.

          – Bernard
          7 hours ago













          Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

          – WrabbitW
          7 hours ago





          Okay merci beaucoup pour votre aide!

          – WrabbitW
          7 hours ago


















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