Take the 2-minute tour ×  (This is a continuation of the
question asked in this thread)  I'm using apa.cls (in doc-mode)
in conjunction with biblatex. The apa.cls prints a header for me
on every page, except for when biblatex prints the bibliography.
At this point, is seems like biblatex takes over and creates a
different heading which says "REFERENCES".  I would like to have
exactly the same header for the references as for the rest of
the paper. In this thread (the same one which is linked to
above), Gonzalo Medina suggested a solution using \fancyhdr and
emulating the header of the apa.cls. However, this seems to run
into all kinds of troubles. It is hard to get the exact
fontsize, thickness of the text, placement et cetera correct.
For example, apa.cls puts the header text in the middle but
nudges it a couple of pixels back and forth depending on if it's
written on an even or odd page (see original thread for more
problems).  For consistency, I could just use \fancyhdr to
redefine the header for the whole