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I would like to make sure that all my section references in a typst document are underlined. I tried to create a show rule to do it but unable to make it work. It would look like this . The goal is to make the @section look like what I did above with the = Problématiques du stage <section>
#underline(
stroke: 1.5pt blue_edf,
offset: 3pt,
ref(supplement: "Section", <section>)
)
@section
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Hi, you can do #show ref: it => {
let el = it.element
if el != none and el.func() == heading and el.level == 1 {
underline(stroke: 1.5pt blue, offset: 3pt, it)
} else { it }
}We create a Now you can just reference your sections via |
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I adapted your show rule and it is almost perfect ! #show ref: it => {
let el = it.element
if el != none and el.func() == heading {
underline(stroke: 1.5pt blue, offset: 3pt, it)
} else { it }
}The only issue is that instead of "Section", "Chapitre" is displayed. I don't know if there is a way to re-parametrize the default values when setting the language, because this is clearly the issue there. |
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That's because you've set the language to French and that's the default for it. You can change this so-called supplement with #set heading(supplement: [Section]) |
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Hi, you can do
We create a
showrule forrefthat filters for theelementfield of the reference. Thiselementmay benone(for citations for example). Then we check that the element is indeed a heading and that the level is1. Alternatively, the last condition could beel.supplement == [Section], however, this does not work across different languages.Now you can just reference your sections via
@sectionand they will automatically have the desired style.