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39 changes: 2 additions & 37 deletions README.md
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Sometimes the chapter title is too long for the running header.
In that case you have to use `\chapter` instead of `\maketitle`
In that case you can give an optional argument to `\maketitle`
to provide a shorter title for the header.
You can control the title in the header and the table of contents in one of the following two ways:
```latex
\chapter[TOC and running header]{Chapter page}
\chapter[TOC][Running header]{Chapter page}
\maketitle[running header]
```
Using this method,
you must use `\paperauthors` instead of `\author`.
Authors are separated with `\and` in the usual fashion.
If the list of authors does not break prettily across lines,
consider passing `\raggedright` along the argument to `\paperauthors`
or control the line breaks manually with `\par`:
```latex
\paperauthors
{
\raggedright
First Author
\and
...
\and
Last Author
}
\paperauthors
{
First Author
\and
Second Author
\and\par
Third Author
}
```

When using `\chapter` you have to add the thumb index manually with `\paperthumb`
*directly after* `\chapter` at the start of each paper.
Compile twice in order to position the thumb index correctly.
If the thesis consists of n papers,
the height of each thumb index should be `\paperheight` divded by n.
You can specify the number of papers by calling `\numberofpapers{n}`
*before* the first invocation of `\paperthumb`.

#### Including `.tex` files
It is notoriously difficult to combine the `.pdf` files of different papers into a thesis.
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions phduio.cls
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% INCLUDE PAPERS %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%


%% Title for papers
\renewcommand{\maketitle}
%% Title for papers, we introduce an optional argument that can be used to easily set the running title in headers
\renewcommand{\maketitle}[1][]
{
\paperauthors{\theauthor}
\edef\papertitle{{\thetitle}}
\expandafter\chapter\papertitle
\chapter[\papertitle][#1]{\papertitle}
\paperthumb
\saythanks
}
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