Custom variable before \pagestyle

Custom variable before \pagestyle

[Pedro P. Palazzo]

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I only have the most basic knowledge of LaTeX, so forgive me if I can’t see 
something obvious. I want to \usepackage{fancyhdr}, which seems to be a 
rather commonly-used package for improved page headers and footers. 
However, it must be declared before the \pagestyle{} command, which means 
putting it in Pandoc’s header-includes won’t do.

Right now I use a custom template to make it work, but I was wondering if 
there is any other way to declare this package *before* the \pagestyle 
statement. Having to keep track of a custom template for a single-line 
customization seems like overkill to me.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Custom variable before \pagestyle

[krulis....-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org]

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As newbie to newbie, until an expert answers, I would like to ask what is 
your workflow. If you convert just from markdown to LaTeX, I think you can 
just write the command into `$body$` of the document, it should go through 
without modification.
Still, you will have to load `fancyhdr` package, so you will have to add 
that, possibly in `header-includes` variable.

Dne úterý 24. listopadu 2020 v 20:12:22 UTC+1 uživatel pedro....@gmail.com 
napsal:

>
> I only have the most basic knowledge of LaTeX, so forgive me if I can’t 
> see something obvious. I want to \usepackage{fancyhdr}, which seems to be a 
> rather commonly-used package for improved page headers and footers. 
> However, it must be declared before the \pagestyle{} command, which means 
> putting it in Pandoc’s header-includes won’t do.
>
> Right now I use a custom template to make it work, but I was wondering if 
> there is any other way to declare this package *before* the \pagestyle 
> statement. Having to keep track of a custom template for a single-line 
> customization seems like overkill to me.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>

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Re: Custom variable before \pagestyle

[John MacFarlane]

The default template's \pagestyle command only kicks in if
you specify a pagestyle variable.  So, one approach would be
not to do that, and to put the \pagestyle{whatever} command
after \usepackage{fancyhdr} in your header-includes.