LaTex - Turn off alternating page numbering and paragraph indenting in memoir / bianchimod
I'm using a Latex template which uses memoir style and chapterstyle{bianchimod}
. I noticed that on every page there's an alternating behavior of the paragraph and the page number positions. Paragraphs are indented or not and the page number is one time on the left and the next page on the right side. Is there a way to turn this off?
The layoutsetup.tex file looks the following:
%% Memoir layout setup
%% NOTE: You are strongly advised not to change any of them unless you
%% know what you are doing. These settings strongly interact in the
%% final look of the document.
% Dependencies
usepackage{ETHlogo}
% Turn extra space before chapter headings off.
setlength{beforechapskip}{0pt}
nonzeroparskip
parindent=0pt
defaultlists
% Chapter style redefinition
makeatletter
if@twoside
pagestyle{Ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{Ruled}
else
pagestyle{ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{ruled}
fi
makeoddhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeevenhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeheadrule{chapter}{textwidth}{0pt}
copypagestyle{abstract}{empty}
makechapterstyle{bianchimod}{%
chapterstyle{default}
renewcommand*{chapnamefont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{chapnumfont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptername}{%
chapnamefontcentering@chapapp}
renewcommand*{printchapternum}{chapnumfont {thechapter}}
renewcommand*{chaptitlefont}{normalfonthugesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptertitle}[1]{%
hrulevskiponelineskip centering chaptitlefonttextbf{vphantom{gyM}##1}par}
renewcommand*{afterchaptertitle}{vskiponelineskip hrulevskip
afterchapskip}
renewcommand*{printchapternonum}{%
vphantom{chapnumfont {9}}afterchapternum}}
% Use the newly defined style
chapterstyle{bianchimod}
setsecheadstyle{Largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsecheadstyle{largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsubsecheadstyle{bfseriessffamily}
setparaheadstyle{normalsizebfseriessffamily}
setsubparaheadstyle{normalsizeitshapesffamily}
setsubparaindent{0pt}
% Set captions to a more separated style for clearness
captionnamefont{sffamilybfseriesfootnotesize}
captiontitlefont{sffamilyfootnotesize}
setlength{intextsep}{16pt}
setlength{belowcaptionskip}{1pt}
% Set section and TOC numbering depth to subsection
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
%% Titlepage adjustments
pretitle{vspace{0pt plus 0.7fill}begin{center}HUGEsffamilybfseries}
posttitle{end{center}par}
preauthor{parbegin{center}letand\Largesffamily}
postauthor{end{center}}
predate{parbegin{center}Largesffamily}
postdate{end{center}}
def@advisors{}
newcommand{advisors}[1]{def@advisors{#1}}
def@department{}
newcommand{department}[1]{def@department{#1}}
def@thesistype{}
newcommand{thesistype}[1]{def@thesistype{#1}}
renewcommand{maketitlehooka}{noindentETHlogo[2in]}
renewcommand{maketitlehookb}{vspace{1in}%
parbegin{center}Largesffamily@thesistypeend{center}}
renewcommand{maketitlehookd}{%
vfillpar
begin{flushright}
sffamily
@advisorspar
@department, ETH Z"urich
end{flushright}
}
checkandfixthelayout
setlength{droptitle}{-48pt}
makeatother
% This defines how theorems should look. Best leave as is.
theoremstyle{plain}
setlengththeorempostskipamount{0pt}
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: latex
%%% TeX-master: "thesis"
%%% End:
formatting
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I'm using a Latex template which uses memoir style and chapterstyle{bianchimod}
. I noticed that on every page there's an alternating behavior of the paragraph and the page number positions. Paragraphs are indented or not and the page number is one time on the left and the next page on the right side. Is there a way to turn this off?
The layoutsetup.tex file looks the following:
%% Memoir layout setup
%% NOTE: You are strongly advised not to change any of them unless you
%% know what you are doing. These settings strongly interact in the
%% final look of the document.
% Dependencies
usepackage{ETHlogo}
% Turn extra space before chapter headings off.
setlength{beforechapskip}{0pt}
nonzeroparskip
parindent=0pt
defaultlists
% Chapter style redefinition
makeatletter
if@twoside
pagestyle{Ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{Ruled}
else
pagestyle{ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{ruled}
fi
makeoddhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeevenhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeheadrule{chapter}{textwidth}{0pt}
copypagestyle{abstract}{empty}
makechapterstyle{bianchimod}{%
chapterstyle{default}
renewcommand*{chapnamefont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{chapnumfont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptername}{%
chapnamefontcentering@chapapp}
renewcommand*{printchapternum}{chapnumfont {thechapter}}
renewcommand*{chaptitlefont}{normalfonthugesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptertitle}[1]{%
hrulevskiponelineskip centering chaptitlefonttextbf{vphantom{gyM}##1}par}
renewcommand*{afterchaptertitle}{vskiponelineskip hrulevskip
afterchapskip}
renewcommand*{printchapternonum}{%
vphantom{chapnumfont {9}}afterchapternum}}
% Use the newly defined style
chapterstyle{bianchimod}
setsecheadstyle{Largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsecheadstyle{largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsubsecheadstyle{bfseriessffamily}
setparaheadstyle{normalsizebfseriessffamily}
setsubparaheadstyle{normalsizeitshapesffamily}
setsubparaindent{0pt}
% Set captions to a more separated style for clearness
captionnamefont{sffamilybfseriesfootnotesize}
captiontitlefont{sffamilyfootnotesize}
setlength{intextsep}{16pt}
setlength{belowcaptionskip}{1pt}
% Set section and TOC numbering depth to subsection
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
%% Titlepage adjustments
pretitle{vspace{0pt plus 0.7fill}begin{center}HUGEsffamilybfseries}
posttitle{end{center}par}
preauthor{parbegin{center}letand\Largesffamily}
postauthor{end{center}}
predate{parbegin{center}Largesffamily}
postdate{end{center}}
def@advisors{}
newcommand{advisors}[1]{def@advisors{#1}}
def@department{}
newcommand{department}[1]{def@department{#1}}
def@thesistype{}
newcommand{thesistype}[1]{def@thesistype{#1}}
renewcommand{maketitlehooka}{noindentETHlogo[2in]}
renewcommand{maketitlehookb}{vspace{1in}%
parbegin{center}Largesffamily@thesistypeend{center}}
renewcommand{maketitlehookd}{%
vfillpar
begin{flushright}
sffamily
@advisorspar
@department, ETH Z"urich
end{flushright}
}
checkandfixthelayout
setlength{droptitle}{-48pt}
makeatother
% This defines how theorems should look. Best leave as is.
theoremstyle{plain}
setlengththeorempostskipamount{0pt}
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: latex
%%% TeX-master: "thesis"
%%% End:
formatting
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your question isn't very clear and you haven't provided a usable example, but I would guess that you wantdocumentclass[oneside]{...}
– David Carlisle
7 mins ago
1
Where do you want the page number to be? Left, right, centre?
– samcarter
7 mins ago
@samcarter I would like to have everything as seen in the first picture section 2.2. Paragraphs flushleft, page number on the right side. The headers would be nice to have as in the first picture page 6.
– astro_sheep
1 min ago
add a comment |
I'm using a Latex template which uses memoir style and chapterstyle{bianchimod}
. I noticed that on every page there's an alternating behavior of the paragraph and the page number positions. Paragraphs are indented or not and the page number is one time on the left and the next page on the right side. Is there a way to turn this off?
The layoutsetup.tex file looks the following:
%% Memoir layout setup
%% NOTE: You are strongly advised not to change any of them unless you
%% know what you are doing. These settings strongly interact in the
%% final look of the document.
% Dependencies
usepackage{ETHlogo}
% Turn extra space before chapter headings off.
setlength{beforechapskip}{0pt}
nonzeroparskip
parindent=0pt
defaultlists
% Chapter style redefinition
makeatletter
if@twoside
pagestyle{Ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{Ruled}
else
pagestyle{ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{ruled}
fi
makeoddhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeevenhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeheadrule{chapter}{textwidth}{0pt}
copypagestyle{abstract}{empty}
makechapterstyle{bianchimod}{%
chapterstyle{default}
renewcommand*{chapnamefont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{chapnumfont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptername}{%
chapnamefontcentering@chapapp}
renewcommand*{printchapternum}{chapnumfont {thechapter}}
renewcommand*{chaptitlefont}{normalfonthugesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptertitle}[1]{%
hrulevskiponelineskip centering chaptitlefonttextbf{vphantom{gyM}##1}par}
renewcommand*{afterchaptertitle}{vskiponelineskip hrulevskip
afterchapskip}
renewcommand*{printchapternonum}{%
vphantom{chapnumfont {9}}afterchapternum}}
% Use the newly defined style
chapterstyle{bianchimod}
setsecheadstyle{Largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsecheadstyle{largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsubsecheadstyle{bfseriessffamily}
setparaheadstyle{normalsizebfseriessffamily}
setsubparaheadstyle{normalsizeitshapesffamily}
setsubparaindent{0pt}
% Set captions to a more separated style for clearness
captionnamefont{sffamilybfseriesfootnotesize}
captiontitlefont{sffamilyfootnotesize}
setlength{intextsep}{16pt}
setlength{belowcaptionskip}{1pt}
% Set section and TOC numbering depth to subsection
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
%% Titlepage adjustments
pretitle{vspace{0pt plus 0.7fill}begin{center}HUGEsffamilybfseries}
posttitle{end{center}par}
preauthor{parbegin{center}letand\Largesffamily}
postauthor{end{center}}
predate{parbegin{center}Largesffamily}
postdate{end{center}}
def@advisors{}
newcommand{advisors}[1]{def@advisors{#1}}
def@department{}
newcommand{department}[1]{def@department{#1}}
def@thesistype{}
newcommand{thesistype}[1]{def@thesistype{#1}}
renewcommand{maketitlehooka}{noindentETHlogo[2in]}
renewcommand{maketitlehookb}{vspace{1in}%
parbegin{center}Largesffamily@thesistypeend{center}}
renewcommand{maketitlehookd}{%
vfillpar
begin{flushright}
sffamily
@advisorspar
@department, ETH Z"urich
end{flushright}
}
checkandfixthelayout
setlength{droptitle}{-48pt}
makeatother
% This defines how theorems should look. Best leave as is.
theoremstyle{plain}
setlengththeorempostskipamount{0pt}
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: latex
%%% TeX-master: "thesis"
%%% End:
formatting
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I'm using a Latex template which uses memoir style and chapterstyle{bianchimod}
. I noticed that on every page there's an alternating behavior of the paragraph and the page number positions. Paragraphs are indented or not and the page number is one time on the left and the next page on the right side. Is there a way to turn this off?
The layoutsetup.tex file looks the following:
%% Memoir layout setup
%% NOTE: You are strongly advised not to change any of them unless you
%% know what you are doing. These settings strongly interact in the
%% final look of the document.
% Dependencies
usepackage{ETHlogo}
% Turn extra space before chapter headings off.
setlength{beforechapskip}{0pt}
nonzeroparskip
parindent=0pt
defaultlists
% Chapter style redefinition
makeatletter
if@twoside
pagestyle{Ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{Ruled}
else
pagestyle{ruled}
copypagestyle{chapter}{ruled}
fi
makeoddhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeevenhead{chapter}{}{}{}
makeheadrule{chapter}{textwidth}{0pt}
copypagestyle{abstract}{empty}
makechapterstyle{bianchimod}{%
chapterstyle{default}
renewcommand*{chapnamefont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{chapnumfont}{normalfontLargesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptername}{%
chapnamefontcentering@chapapp}
renewcommand*{printchapternum}{chapnumfont {thechapter}}
renewcommand*{chaptitlefont}{normalfonthugesffamily}
renewcommand*{printchaptertitle}[1]{%
hrulevskiponelineskip centering chaptitlefonttextbf{vphantom{gyM}##1}par}
renewcommand*{afterchaptertitle}{vskiponelineskip hrulevskip
afterchapskip}
renewcommand*{printchapternonum}{%
vphantom{chapnumfont {9}}afterchapternum}}
% Use the newly defined style
chapterstyle{bianchimod}
setsecheadstyle{Largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsecheadstyle{largebfseriessffamily}
setsubsubsecheadstyle{bfseriessffamily}
setparaheadstyle{normalsizebfseriessffamily}
setsubparaheadstyle{normalsizeitshapesffamily}
setsubparaindent{0pt}
% Set captions to a more separated style for clearness
captionnamefont{sffamilybfseriesfootnotesize}
captiontitlefont{sffamilyfootnotesize}
setlength{intextsep}{16pt}
setlength{belowcaptionskip}{1pt}
% Set section and TOC numbering depth to subsection
setsecnumdepth{subsection}
settocdepth{subsection}
%% Titlepage adjustments
pretitle{vspace{0pt plus 0.7fill}begin{center}HUGEsffamilybfseries}
posttitle{end{center}par}
preauthor{parbegin{center}letand\Largesffamily}
postauthor{end{center}}
predate{parbegin{center}Largesffamily}
postdate{end{center}}
def@advisors{}
newcommand{advisors}[1]{def@advisors{#1}}
def@department{}
newcommand{department}[1]{def@department{#1}}
def@thesistype{}
newcommand{thesistype}[1]{def@thesistype{#1}}
renewcommand{maketitlehooka}{noindentETHlogo[2in]}
renewcommand{maketitlehookb}{vspace{1in}%
parbegin{center}Largesffamily@thesistypeend{center}}
renewcommand{maketitlehookd}{%
vfillpar
begin{flushright}
sffamily
@advisorspar
@department, ETH Z"urich
end{flushright}
}
checkandfixthelayout
setlength{droptitle}{-48pt}
makeatother
% This defines how theorems should look. Best leave as is.
theoremstyle{plain}
setlengththeorempostskipamount{0pt}
%%% Local Variables:
%%% mode: latex
%%% TeX-master: "thesis"
%%% End:
formatting
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your question isn't very clear and you haven't provided a usable example, but I would guess that you wantdocumentclass[oneside]{...}
– David Carlisle
7 mins ago
1
Where do you want the page number to be? Left, right, centre?
– samcarter
7 mins ago
@samcarter I would like to have everything as seen in the first picture section 2.2. Paragraphs flushleft, page number on the right side. The headers would be nice to have as in the first picture page 6.
– astro_sheep
1 min ago
add a comment |
1
your question isn't very clear and you haven't provided a usable example, but I would guess that you wantdocumentclass[oneside]{...}
– David Carlisle
7 mins ago
1
Where do you want the page number to be? Left, right, centre?
– samcarter
7 mins ago
@samcarter I would like to have everything as seen in the first picture section 2.2. Paragraphs flushleft, page number on the right side. The headers would be nice to have as in the first picture page 6.
– astro_sheep
1 min ago
1
1
your question isn't very clear and you haven't provided a usable example, but I would guess that you want
documentclass[oneside]{...}
– David Carlisle
7 mins ago
your question isn't very clear and you haven't provided a usable example, but I would guess that you want
documentclass[oneside]{...}
– David Carlisle
7 mins ago
1
1
Where do you want the page number to be? Left, right, centre?
– samcarter
7 mins ago
Where do you want the page number to be? Left, right, centre?
– samcarter
7 mins ago
@samcarter I would like to have everything as seen in the first picture section 2.2. Paragraphs flushleft, page number on the right side. The headers would be nice to have as in the first picture page 6.
– astro_sheep
1 min ago
@samcarter I would like to have everything as seen in the first picture section 2.2. Paragraphs flushleft, page number on the right side. The headers would be nice to have as in the first picture page 6.
– astro_sheep
1 min ago
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your question isn't very clear and you haven't provided a usable example, but I would guess that you want
documentclass[oneside]{...}
– David Carlisle
7 mins ago
1
Where do you want the page number to be? Left, right, centre?
– samcarter
7 mins ago
@samcarter I would like to have everything as seen in the first picture section 2.2. Paragraphs flushleft, page number on the right side. The headers would be nice to have as in the first picture page 6.
– astro_sheep
1 min ago