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Changing headheight pushes footer off page
My footer disappears when I increase headheightUsing restoregeometry in environment, next page runs off the page bottomWhat is the proper way of moving my content but not my header/footer?Create a document cover using style classHow can I make pages after the first come out correctly with fancyhdr?Switch from portrait to landscape maintaining marginsHeader on odd pagesFancyhdr geometry correct with pagestyle but not thispagestylefancyhdr in landscape mode: how to align header and footer correctlyVertical Alignment of footer in fancyhdr packageRemove header/footer on odd page
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Preface: NOT a duplicate of My footer disappears when I increase headheight - I tried the accepted answer here and still ran into issues.
I am using Overleaf to create some documentation for software, and using fancyhdr to customize the header and footers. My header contains images which makes the header somewhat large, so I get an error from LaTeX to increase headheight to a larger value. When I do increase this to the recommended 67pt, it removes the error, but pushes the footer off the page. At first glance, the question at the link I referenced above is a 1-for-1 mirror image of what I need, but I tried includeheadfoot, setting all to 1in margins through geometry, and the footer still runs off the page. I've looked at the fancyhdr documentation exhaustively and cannot find a solution. Below is a MWE, which pushes the footer off the page:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelastpage
setlengthheadheight67pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[width=6cm]image.PNG hfill includegraphics[width=3cm]image2.jpg hfill includegraphics[width=4cm]image3.png
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
How do I get rid of the headheight warning while also keeping a footer which is at a 1 inch margin from the bottom?
Note: I've only been using LaTeX for about 2 years and for really simple reports, so this is one of the more sophisticated projects I've done so far. I appreciate insight on how I can avoid this issue again in the future, and please let me know how I can edit this question to be more concise.
fancyhdr geometry
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
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add a comment |
Preface: NOT a duplicate of My footer disappears when I increase headheight - I tried the accepted answer here and still ran into issues.
I am using Overleaf to create some documentation for software, and using fancyhdr to customize the header and footers. My header contains images which makes the header somewhat large, so I get an error from LaTeX to increase headheight to a larger value. When I do increase this to the recommended 67pt, it removes the error, but pushes the footer off the page. At first glance, the question at the link I referenced above is a 1-for-1 mirror image of what I need, but I tried includeheadfoot, setting all to 1in margins through geometry, and the footer still runs off the page. I've looked at the fancyhdr documentation exhaustively and cannot find a solution. Below is a MWE, which pushes the footer off the page:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelastpage
setlengthheadheight67pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[width=6cm]image.PNG hfill includegraphics[width=3cm]image2.jpg hfill includegraphics[width=4cm]image3.png
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
How do I get rid of the headheight warning while also keeping a footer which is at a 1 inch margin from the bottom?
Note: I've only been using LaTeX for about 2 years and for really simple reports, so this is one of the more sophisticated projects I've done so far. I appreciate insight on how I can avoid this issue again in the future, and please let me know how I can edit this question to be more concise.
fancyhdr geometry
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code example an MWE (emphasis on minimal, i.e. remove unnecessary packages, options and definitions).
– schtandard
Aug 8 at 13:19
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Preface: NOT a duplicate of My footer disappears when I increase headheight - I tried the accepted answer here and still ran into issues.
I am using Overleaf to create some documentation for software, and using fancyhdr to customize the header and footers. My header contains images which makes the header somewhat large, so I get an error from LaTeX to increase headheight to a larger value. When I do increase this to the recommended 67pt, it removes the error, but pushes the footer off the page. At first glance, the question at the link I referenced above is a 1-for-1 mirror image of what I need, but I tried includeheadfoot, setting all to 1in margins through geometry, and the footer still runs off the page. I've looked at the fancyhdr documentation exhaustively and cannot find a solution. Below is a MWE, which pushes the footer off the page:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelastpage
setlengthheadheight67pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[width=6cm]image.PNG hfill includegraphics[width=3cm]image2.jpg hfill includegraphics[width=4cm]image3.png
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
How do I get rid of the headheight warning while also keeping a footer which is at a 1 inch margin from the bottom?
Note: I've only been using LaTeX for about 2 years and for really simple reports, so this is one of the more sophisticated projects I've done so far. I appreciate insight on how I can avoid this issue again in the future, and please let me know how I can edit this question to be more concise.
fancyhdr geometry
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
Preface: NOT a duplicate of My footer disappears when I increase headheight - I tried the accepted answer here and still ran into issues.
I am using Overleaf to create some documentation for software, and using fancyhdr to customize the header and footers. My header contains images which makes the header somewhat large, so I get an error from LaTeX to increase headheight to a larger value. When I do increase this to the recommended 67pt, it removes the error, but pushes the footer off the page. At first glance, the question at the link I referenced above is a 1-for-1 mirror image of what I need, but I tried includeheadfoot, setting all to 1in margins through geometry, and the footer still runs off the page. I've looked at the fancyhdr documentation exhaustively and cannot find a solution. Below is a MWE, which pushes the footer off the page:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in]geometry
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelastpage
setlengthheadheight67pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[width=6cm]image.PNG hfill includegraphics[width=3cm]image2.jpg hfill includegraphics[width=4cm]image3.png
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
How do I get rid of the headheight warning while also keeping a footer which is at a 1 inch margin from the bottom?
Note: I've only been using LaTeX for about 2 years and for really simple reports, so this is one of the more sophisticated projects I've done so far. I appreciate insight on how I can avoid this issue again in the future, and please let me know how I can edit this question to be more concise.
fancyhdr geometry
fancyhdr geometry
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
edited Aug 8 at 13:28
GeoMoon
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
asked Aug 8 at 12:52
GeoMoonGeoMoon
235 bronze badges
235 bronze badges
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code example an MWE (emphasis on minimal, i.e. remove unnecessary packages, options and definitions).
– schtandard
Aug 8 at 13:19
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code example an MWE (emphasis on minimal, i.e. remove unnecessary packages, options and definitions).
– schtandard
Aug 8 at 13:19
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code example an MWE (emphasis on minimal, i.e. remove unnecessary packages, options and definitions).
– schtandard
Aug 8 at 13:19
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give geometry the chance to know the headheight you are using by setting it with the geometry options:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in,headheight=67pt]geometry
usepackagehyperref
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagelastpage
setcountersecnumdepth0
setlengthparskip4pt
titlespacing*section0pt2pt2pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[height=62pt]example-image-duck
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
213k9 gold badges320 silver badges720 bronze badges
1
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
add a comment |
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give geometry the chance to know the headheight you are using by setting it with the geometry options:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in,headheight=67pt]geometry
usepackagehyperref
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagelastpage
setcountersecnumdepth0
setlengthparskip4pt
titlespacing*section0pt2pt2pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[height=62pt]example-image-duck
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
213k9 gold badges320 silver badges720 bronze badges
1
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
add a comment |
give geometry the chance to know the headheight you are using by setting it with the geometry options:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in,headheight=67pt]geometry
usepackagehyperref
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagelastpage
setcountersecnumdepth0
setlengthparskip4pt
titlespacing*section0pt2pt2pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[height=62pt]example-image-duck
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
213k9 gold badges320 silver badges720 bronze badges
1
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
add a comment |
give geometry the chance to know the headheight you are using by setting it with the geometry options:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in,headheight=67pt]geometry
usepackagehyperref
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagelastpage
setcountersecnumdepth0
setlengthparskip4pt
titlespacing*section0pt2pt2pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[height=62pt]example-image-duck
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
213k9 gold badges320 silver badges720 bronze badges
give geometry the chance to know the headheight you are using by setting it with the geometry options:
documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx
usepackage[includeheadfoot, margin=1in,headheight=67pt]geometry
usepackagehyperref
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagetitlesec
usepackagelastpage
setcountersecnumdepth0
setlengthparskip4pt
titlespacing*section0pt2pt2pt
pagestylefancy
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]
lheadincludegraphics[height=62pt]example-image-duck
renewcommandheadrulewidth0.4pt
fancyfoot[R]small ~Page thepage~of pagerefLastPage
lfootsmall Collections Guide \ Last Updated: 07/28/2017
renewcommandfootrulewidth0.4pt
begindocument
First line of the document.
Second line of the document.
enddocument
answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
213k9 gold badges320 silver badges720 bronze badges
answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
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answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
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answered Aug 8 at 13:01
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
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1
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
add a comment |
1
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
1
1
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
Brilliant! I added the includeheadfoot and moved the headheight to geometry as you suggested, and it worked beautifully. When I included the headheight outside of geometry, was I essentially overwriting the parameters I initially ascribed within the geometry package?
– GeoMoon
Aug 8 at 13:07
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
The overwriting is not the main problem. The values not independant: when you enlarge the headheight you also need to shorten the textheight. geometry is doing this for you, but only if you give it all the values.
– Ulrike Fischer
Aug 8 at 13:12
add a comment |
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