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I'm using an enumeration with labels assigned to the items.
Referencing to the items it works fine, but in some cases I would like to have "1st" or even "first" instead of just "1", with the former one not being that much of an issue, but as I'm also using hyperref I would like to have "1st" as a link and not only "1"st with the "1" being the link.
But the "first" is more important for me and it should also be a clickable link.
Does anyone have a solution for my issue?
see the MWE here:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputec}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
hyperref
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I'm using an enumeration with labels assigned to the items.
Referencing to the items it works fine, but in some cases I would like to have "1st" or even "first" instead of just "1", with the former one not being that much of an issue, but as I'm also using hyperref I would like to have "1st" as a link and not only "1"st with the "1" being the link.
But the "first" is more important for me and it should also be a clickable link.
Does anyone have a solution for my issue?
see the MWE here:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputec}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
hyperref
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I'm using an enumeration with labels assigned to the items.
Referencing to the items it works fine, but in some cases I would like to have "1st" or even "first" instead of just "1", with the former one not being that much of an issue, but as I'm also using hyperref I would like to have "1st" as a link and not only "1"st with the "1" being the link.
But the "first" is more important for me and it should also be a clickable link.
Does anyone have a solution for my issue?
see the MWE here:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputec}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
hyperref
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I'm using an enumeration with labels assigned to the items.
Referencing to the items it works fine, but in some cases I would like to have "1st" or even "first" instead of just "1", with the former one not being that much of an issue, but as I'm also using hyperref I would like to have "1st" as a link and not only "1"st with the "1" being the link.
But the "first" is more important for me and it should also be a clickable link.
Does anyone have a solution for my issue?
see the MWE here:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputec}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
hyperref
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You can use hyperref to create a link like ref would do (the first argument is an optional argument, but I don't know why):
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The hyperref[itm:1]{first} item xyz...
end{document}
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
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Building on Ulrike’s answer,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fmtcount}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
newcommand{ordinalref}[1]{%
hyperref[#1]{ordinalstringnum{getrefnumber{#1}}}%
}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ordinalref{itm:1} item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
It doesn't work for nested items, unless you change the reference format.
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
1
@Andreasfmtcountsupports several languages, see its manual.
– egreg
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
2
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
1
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.1)orCase 1.
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You can use hyperref to create a link like ref would do (the first argument is an optional argument, but I don't know why):
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The hyperref[itm:1]{first} item xyz...
end{document}
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
add a comment |
You can use hyperref to create a link like ref would do (the first argument is an optional argument, but I don't know why):
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The hyperref[itm:1]{first} item xyz...
end{document}
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
add a comment |
You can use hyperref to create a link like ref would do (the first argument is an optional argument, but I don't know why):
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The hyperref[itm:1]{first} item xyz...
end{document}
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
You can use hyperref to create a link like ref would do (the first argument is an optional argument, but I don't know why):
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ref{itm:1}st item xyz...\
The hyperref[itm:1]{first} item xyz...
end{document}
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
answered yesterday
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
201k9309695
201k9309695
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
add a comment |
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
– Andreas
yesterday
add a comment |
Building on Ulrike’s answer,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fmtcount}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
newcommand{ordinalref}[1]{%
hyperref[#1]{ordinalstringnum{getrefnumber{#1}}}%
}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ordinalref{itm:1} item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
It doesn't work for nested items, unless you change the reference format.
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
1
@Andreasfmtcountsupports several languages, see its manual.
– egreg
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
2
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
1
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.1)orCase 1.
– Ulrike Fischer
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
Building on Ulrike’s answer,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fmtcount}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
newcommand{ordinalref}[1]{%
hyperref[#1]{ordinalstringnum{getrefnumber{#1}}}%
}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ordinalref{itm:1} item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
It doesn't work for nested items, unless you change the reference format.
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
1
@Andreasfmtcountsupports several languages, see its manual.
– egreg
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
2
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
1
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.1)orCase 1.
– Ulrike Fischer
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
Building on Ulrike’s answer,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fmtcount}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
newcommand{ordinalref}[1]{%
hyperref[#1]{ordinalstringnum{getrefnumber{#1}}}%
}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ordinalref{itm:1} item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
It doesn't work for nested items, unless you change the reference format.
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
Building on Ulrike’s answer,
documentclass{article}
usepackage{fmtcount}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage[colorlinks=true]{hyperref}
newcommand{ordinalref}[1]{%
hyperref[#1]{ordinalstringnum{getrefnumber{#1}}}%
}
begin{document}
begin{enumerate}
item Item1 label{itm:1}
end{enumerate}
Item ref{itm:1} xyz...\
The ordinalref{itm:1} item xyz...\
The first item xyz...
end{document}
It doesn't work for nested items, unless you change the reference format.
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
answered yesterday
egregegreg
737k8919373265
737k8919373265
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
1
@Andreasfmtcountsupports several languages, see its manual.
– egreg
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
2
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
1
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.1)orCase 1.
– Ulrike Fischer
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
1
@Andreasfmtcountsupports several languages, see its manual.
– egreg
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
2
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
1
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.1)orCase 1.
– Ulrike Fischer
yesterday
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
Thanks, that also looks like a great solution and an even more flexible one than Ulrikes as it's more automated when adding/removing items. But is it possible to define the language for that to something different than english?
– Andreas
yesterday
1
1
@Andreas
fmtcount supports several languages, see its manual.– egreg
yesterday
@Andreas
fmtcount supports several languages, see its manual.– egreg
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
Took some time, but now I've got it working like I want it to, with the german genders, thank you VERY much!
– Andreas
yesterday
2
2
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
@UlrikeFischer True, but referring to an ordinal in the case of a nonnumeric reference would sound strange.
– egreg
yesterday
1
1
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.
1) or Case 1.– Ulrike Fischer
yesterday
In german writing "the first point" (der erste Punkt) for a point that is numbered as a) o i) would be quite natural - it would even work for an itemize. Also the code will also break if you add some formatting, e.g.
1) or Case 1.– Ulrike Fischer
yesterday
|
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