Fix wrongly translated captions #100
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In the german version of the template captions are wrongly translated. For example "Contents" instead of "Inhaltsverzeichnis" and so on. Babel gave the following warning: Package babel Warning: Last declared language option is `ngerman', (babel) but the last processed one was `american'. (babel) The main language cannot be set as both a global (babel) and a package option. Use `main=ngerman' as (babel) option. Reported on input line 460. Using `main=ngerman' fixes the problem.
Vogel612
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I think, this is a major issue. Students run into this and report issues: #103. @Backfighter Sorry for taking so long to include the PR. |
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In the german version of the template captions are wrongly translated. For example "Contents" instead of "Inhaltsverzeichnis" and so on.
Babel gave the following warning:
Using `main=ngerman' fixes the problem.
(I am not sure if this small fix is changelog worthy)