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@dwsideriusNIST - yes, I agree that needs changing. You're also getting close to having a collision between the two. Not good.
Is it better to remove them entirely, or to retain the header for the section?
@hmayes @dmzuckerman any thoughts?
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We certainly don't want a collision, but I don't see any problem with a section header - I suspect subsection names will be too specialized and lack context.
BTW perhaps @dwsideriusNIST hasn't used the very latest template, which I thought did include section numbers.
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@dmzuckerman I just re-pulled the livecoms.cls to double check and there are no section numbers after I recompile. A quick check of livecoms.cls didn't find a class option to show/remove the section headers.
I would vote for dropping everything from the header.
If there is a consensus around keeping some of the header, then my preference is:
- drop subsection
- drop numbering (perhaps scratch this given the above)
- have the section header refer to the section at the top of the page. At present, it shows max(current_section,first_new_section_on_page). The header could refer to a section that is nearly at the bottom of the page.
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@dwsideriusNIST -- this is very strange. I'm not seeing any kind of headers at all when I'm processing the livecoms-template-bestpractices.tex
using the current class file in the repo (see screenshot). Can you give a link to your repo where you are doing this? Your document looks rather different from how I'm expecting, as it does NOT have the section numbers in the main text (as it should) and DOES have a header with section numbers/headings (as it shouldn't). So I'm very confused.
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@dwsideriusNIST - maybe you're running into some kind of GitHub issue where you are not actually getting the latest livecoms.cls from THIS repository, and are instead just using one from a fork or a new repo you are working from for your paper?
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I'll re-check the repos. For the moment, you can check this paper: https://github.com/dmzuckerman/Sampling-Uncertainty
Maybe it's related to the TeXLive distro I'm using? I'll get back to this thread shortly.
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OK, there's a few different issues:
- The Sampling-Uncertainty paper did not specify the "bestpractices" class options. With that, the headers are like your example.
-> Means we need to either clean up the situation where no document type is specified OR require that a document type be specified. - I'm still not getting the section numbers. I re-cloned this repo, then compiled livecoms-template-bestpractices.tex and here's the result:
FYI, I'm using TeX Live in Ubuntu (pdfTeX 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.16 (TeX Live 2015/Debian))
I'll test this on a Mac and see if there's a difference.
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@dwsideriusNIST - @mrshirts noted a requirement (which we will need to get into the documentation) for TL2016 or equivalent, so you need to update your TeX Live -- see #26 (comment)
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Well, my Mac reproduces your PDF exactly. It runs Tex Live 2016, so that has to be the problem.
That said.... it would be good to track down where this is creeping in. Probably the livecoms.cls file is referencing something else and the 2015 vs. 2016 versions are a bit different.
EDIT: see above, yep, I'm behind.
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Related Issues (20)
- Section / subsection titles intruding into gutter and margins HOT 9
- Number references by order of appearance HOT 4
- Reference standards for bibliography. HOT 26
- Formatting at time of publication (DOI, volume, etc.)? HOT 14
- Templates producing weird 'fi' characters? HOT 6
- How to include version number in the title of articles HOT 14
- Reference formatting: should pMID's be in the references? HOT 5
- Bolding of Editor names, no author names HOT 2
- Posting DOI's properly in articles and on website HOT 10
- Can we figure out how to make white-spacing easier? HOT 1
- List of things to fix/adjust before issue 1 published (we will ask for people to redo the templates then). HOT 23
- Issue number HOT 9
- Force people to include licensing terms by including it in the template? HOT 32
- Create a way to add translators to the article? HOT 3
- Template had old name for software analyses section HOT 1
- Switch from `natbib` to `biblatex` in `livecoms` document class HOT 12
- Consider using Github's "template repository" mechanism
- Bibliography Modernization HOT 4
- Fix display long URLs in GitHub link HOT 1
- Consider adding line numbers to review versions?
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