Bonjour,[snip]
I try to write a bilingual document (french and sanskrit). Defining an environment to have the sanskrit text in devanagari script, this one
modify the fancyhdr configuration and I don't understand why.
Here is a minimal (I hope) working example:
Once I use the velthuisdev environment, the fancyfoot configuration does
not diplay the date but: ?today? on the following pages...
I tried what is suggested by babel style:
Package babel Warning: \today not set for 'french'. Please,
(babel) define it after the language has been loaded
(babel) (typically in the preamble) with:
(babel) \setlocalecaption{french}{today}{..}
without any success!
Why? What is wrong in my environment definition and how can I change this?
François Patte <francois.patte@mi.parisdescartes.fr> writes:
Bonjour,[snip]
I try to write a bilingual document (french and sanskrit). Defining an
environment to have the sanskrit text in devanagari script, this one
modify the fancyhdr configuration and I don't understand why.
Here is a minimal (I hope) working example:
Once I use the velthuisdev environment, the fancyfoot configuration does
not diplay the date but: ?today? on the following pages...
I tried what is suggested by babel style:
Package babel Warning: \today not set for 'french'. Please,
(babel) define it after the language has been loaded
(babel) (typically in the preamble) with:
(babel) \setlocalecaption{french}{today}{..}
without any success!
Why? What is wrong in my environment definition and how can I change this? >>
I tried this document, and it just works (compiled with xelatex). And in the footer there is 11 janvier 2025 on all pages even after the sanskrit text.
Also I don't get the babel warning.
So maybe something need to be updated in your LaTeX installation.
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