TeX - LaTeX Asked by Liam Chang on September 4, 2021
documentclass{article}
usepackage{endnotes}
begin{document}
textendnote{test footnote}
theendnotes
end{document}
The there will be a word “Note” in front of the notes, how to remove this word “Notes”?
You can use renewcommand*{enoteheading}{}
to remove the heading completely.
Example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{endnotes}
renewcommand*{enoteheading}{}% removes the heading comletely
begin{document}
textendnote{test footnote}
theendnotes
end{document}
If only text »Notes« (but not the vertical space) should be reomved (or replaced), redefine notesname
.
Example:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{endnotes}
renewcommand*{notesname}{}% removes only the name
begin{document}
textendnote{test footnote}
theendnotes
end{document}
Answered by esdd on September 4, 2021
I'm a beginner latex user, thus no expert at all. But yet, I found a solution by adding defnotesname{relax}
in the definitions of the endnotes.
Answered by Fábio José de Jesus on September 4, 2021
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