Marcin Grotomirski wrote:
2010/9/1 Arthur Reutenauer <[email protected]>:except for the number in footnote - it stays blackYes. This is to be expected (as I said, I didn't test the macro, but this behaviour is obvious now you say it): the footnote number is not part of the footnote text, but is instead managed automatically by the (original) \footnote macro. If you want to use color for the number too, you need to copy the entire definition of \footnote and modify it so that it sets the number in color as well the text; or, better yet, use a more customizable document class like memoir, as was suggested. Arthur -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetexI'm starting reading;) I see it's guite complicated. So I have the last question. How do you create xetex documents that don't look like classic LaTeX document. I mean modern-looking pdfs (created mainly in InDesign) with for example headings in Helvetica in fancy colours. Of course with use of OpenType fonts. Marcin
The memoir class has been mentioned previously (texdoc memoir or texdoc memman for the manual). Try it.
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