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In the document I want to apply this to, I have a long glossary, formatted with the longheaderborder
style. Rows of all tables in the document have alternating background colors. I style the top row/header of each table with rowcolor{headercolor}
. I just can’t seem to get it to work with the glossary.
Below is a MWE (not really working though) of what I attempted. The colors used are not the colors I really want to use, but they are very noticeable for this example
I tried redefining the glossaryheader
with the rowcolor{blue}
I wanted to use. I also tried to color each cell separately with cellcolor{red}
. As you may notice, no blue or red occur in the table, only yellow and green of rowcolors{0}{yellow}{green}
, which I have included to demonstrate that xcolor at least has some effect on the glossary.
So: how can I change the background color of the top row of a glossary, styled with longheaderborder
?
The example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[table]{xcolor}
usepackage[automake,nogroupskip]{glossaries-extra}
renewcommand*{glossaryheader}{rowcolor{blue} bfseries Notation & cellcolor{red} bfseries Description\hline}
makeglossaries
newglossaryentry{MWE}{
name={MWE},
description={Minimal working example}
}
newglossaryentry{ex}{
name={ex.},
description={example}
}
newglossaryentry{I}{
name={I},
description={the author}
}
begin{document}
This is a gls{MWE}. It is an gls{ex} of what gls{I} want.
{
rowcolors{0}{yellow}{green}
printglossary[style=longheaderborder]
}
end{document}
As commented by leandriis, replacing renewcommand*{glossaryheader}{ bfseries Notationzzrtt & cellcolor{red} bfseries Description\hline}
with renewcommand*entryname{cellcolor{blue} Name} renewcommand*descriptionname{cellcolor{red} Description}
works in the above MWE.
When using usepackage[english]{babel}
(or any other language), this breaks. Telling glossaries-extra that you want to provide your own translations for everything lets you adjust colors though. That means that in the above MWE, I replaced usepackage[automake,nogroupskip]{glossaries-extra}
with usepackage[automake,nogroupskip,translate=false]{glossaries-extra}
, and it all worked!
Answered by pkok on December 1, 2021
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