First of all: this is the first time that I use LaTeX.
I have these commands that create my header:
\usepackage[headsepline,plainheadsepline]{scrpage2}
\pagestyle{scrheadings}
\clearscrheadfoot %clear everything
\ohead[\rightmark ~$\vert$ \pagemark]{\rightmark ~$\vert$ \pagemark} %define header for beginning of chapter and "normal" pages
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markright{\ #1}} %??
\setheadsepline{1pt} %set size of sep-line
Everything works as intended, except: On the pages containing the bibliography or the ToC, the name of the chapter is in upper case letters, and elsewhere it is as in the chapter headline.
How can I change that so that the chapter title is not formatted to upper case in the ToC and bibliography?
PS: It would be great if you also could explain the second last line. I understand what it does, but I don't know where \chaptermark
is used and thus why it affects the header…
Best Answer
Your problem description points to a "feature" in the LaTeX standard classes like
book
andreport
: Headers for standard chapters are formatted using\chaptermark
which in turn calls the\MakeUppercase
macro which does exactly what it name suggests. Your redefinition of\chaptermark
removes\MakeUppercase
for standard chapters. However,\MakeUppercase
is hard-coded into the header of the ToC and the bibliography. Solution: Use thenouppercase
option ofscrpage2
which disables\MakeUpperCase
in the header.