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I am writing a tex document using book document class, and all the text is under beginenumerate. I am also using fancyhdr pkg as follows :
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
This is resulting in the book title getting printed in the header of every page, including the first page. But I want to skip putting the book-title on page header of first page and rather put the book-title in bold and bigger fonts on the first page. Is it possible to specify that as part of fancyhead somehow, OR what is the way to achieve that ?
fancyhdr
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I am writing a tex document using book document class, and all the text is under beginenumerate. I am also using fancyhdr pkg as follows :
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
This is resulting in the book title getting printed in the header of every page, including the first page. But I want to skip putting the book-title on page header of first page and rather put the book-title in bold and bigger fonts on the first page. Is it possible to specify that as part of fancyhead somehow, OR what is the way to achieve that ?
fancyhdr
edited Jul 14 at 4:35
Mico
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Have you tried issuing the directivesthispagestyleemptyorthispagestyleplainon the first page? The two page styles are very similar, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number.
– Mico
Jul 14 at 4:28
1
@Mico: Thanks for your answer. Usingthispagestyleemptyremoves the book-title from first page header, but it also removes the page-number from the bottom of the page as you told. Usingthispagestyleplainresults in the desired result. Thanks a lot. Can you please provide the answer so that i can accept the same.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:42
@Mico: Thanks Mico. I have one more question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/499133/… . If you have any idea on the same, can you please let me know.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:55
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I am writing a tex document using book document class, and all the text is under beginenumerate. I am also using fancyhdr pkg as follows :
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
This is resulting in the book title getting printed in the header of every page, including the first page. But I want to skip putting the book-title on page header of first page and rather put the book-title in bold and bigger fonts on the first page. Is it possible to specify that as part of fancyhead somehow, OR what is the way to achieve that ?
fancyhdr
edited Jul 14 at 4:35
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I am writing a tex document using book document class, and all the text is under beginenumerate. I am also using fancyhdr pkg as follows :
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
This is resulting in the book title getting printed in the header of every page, including the first page. But I want to skip putting the book-title on page header of first page and rather put the book-title in bold and bigger fonts on the first page. Is it possible to specify that as part of fancyhead somehow, OR what is the way to achieve that ?
fancyhdr
fancyhdr
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Have you tried issuing the directivesthispagestyleemptyorthispagestyleplainon the first page? The two page styles are very similar, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number.
– Mico
Jul 14 at 4:28
1
@Mico: Thanks for your answer. Usingthispagestyleemptyremoves the book-title from first page header, but it also removes the page-number from the bottom of the page as you told. Usingthispagestyleplainresults in the desired result. Thanks a lot. Can you please provide the answer so that i can accept the same.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:42
@Mico: Thanks Mico. I have one more question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/499133/… . If you have any idea on the same, can you please let me know.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:55
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Have you tried issuing the directivesthispagestyleemptyorthispagestyleplainon the first page? The two page styles are very similar, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number.
– Mico
Jul 14 at 4:28
1
@Mico: Thanks for your answer. Usingthispagestyleemptyremoves the book-title from first page header, but it also removes the page-number from the bottom of the page as you told. Usingthispagestyleplainresults in the desired result. Thanks a lot. Can you please provide the answer so that i can accept the same.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:42
@Mico: Thanks Mico. I have one more question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/499133/… . If you have any idea on the same, can you please let me know.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:55
3
3
Have you tried issuing the directives
thispagestyleempty or thispagestyleplain on the first page? The two page styles are very similar, except for the fact that the empty page style doesn't print a page number.– Mico
Jul 14 at 4:28
Have you tried issuing the directives
thispagestyleempty or thispagestyleplain on the first page? The two page styles are very similar, except for the fact that the empty page style doesn't print a page number.– Mico
Jul 14 at 4:28
1
1
@Mico: Thanks for your answer. Using
thispagestyleempty removes the book-title from first page header, but it also removes the page-number from the bottom of the page as you told. Using thispagestyleplain results in the desired result. Thanks a lot. Can you please provide the answer so that i can accept the same.– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:42
@Mico: Thanks for your answer. Using
thispagestyleempty removes the book-title from first page header, but it also removes the page-number from the bottom of the page as you told. Using thispagestyleplain results in the desired result. Thanks a lot. Can you please provide the answer so that i can accept the same.– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:42
@Mico: Thanks Mico. I have one more question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/499133/… . If you have any idea on the same, can you please let me know.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:55
@Mico: Thanks Mico. I have one more question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/499133/… . If you have any idea on the same, can you please let me know.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:55
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You have two main options:
thispagestyleplain-- With this instruction, the page number will be printed in the middle of the page footer; andthispagestyleempty-- Very similar tothispagestyleplain, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number. (Put differently, nothing is written to either the header line or the footer line.)
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So, in the absence of a example, I guess that you are using some like this:
documentclassbook
usepackagelipsum
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
Largehfil book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
While thispagestylecan fix this mess as Mico showed, that is not really needed if you use the appropriate way of make titles, where the headers are automatically omitted. Seem that you want the title in the first page of contents and not in a cover page (as usual in real books) so book is not the appropriate document class here.
In other word: use maketitle and the article class instead of book, and you and you will not need make manual exceptions to the fancy header.
documentclassarticle
titlebook-titleauthordate
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
maketitle
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
Or even without a real title, if you do not mind for some other changes of style in the document, some article-like clasess, as amsart or acmart take care of not include the header in the first page:
documentclassamsart
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
section*book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
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You have two main options:
thispagestyleplain-- With this instruction, the page number will be printed in the middle of the page footer; andthispagestyleempty-- Very similar tothispagestyleplain, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number. (Put differently, nothing is written to either the header line or the footer line.)
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You have two main options:
thispagestyleplain-- With this instruction, the page number will be printed in the middle of the page footer; andthispagestyleempty-- Very similar tothispagestyleplain, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number. (Put differently, nothing is written to either the header line or the footer line.)
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You have two main options:
thispagestyleplain-- With this instruction, the page number will be printed in the middle of the page footer; andthispagestyleempty-- Very similar tothispagestyleplain, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number. (Put differently, nothing is written to either the header line or the footer line.)
answered Jul 14 at 8:51
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You have two main options:
thispagestyleplain-- With this instruction, the page number will be printed in the middle of the page footer; andthispagestyleempty-- Very similar tothispagestyleplain, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number. (Put differently, nothing is written to either the header line or the footer line.)
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So, in the absence of a example, I guess that you are using some like this:
documentclassbook
usepackagelipsum
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
Largehfil book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
While thispagestylecan fix this mess as Mico showed, that is not really needed if you use the appropriate way of make titles, where the headers are automatically omitted. Seem that you want the title in the first page of contents and not in a cover page (as usual in real books) so book is not the appropriate document class here.
In other word: use maketitle and the article class instead of book, and you and you will not need make manual exceptions to the fancy header.
documentclassarticle
titlebook-titleauthordate
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
maketitle
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
Or even without a real title, if you do not mind for some other changes of style in the document, some article-like clasess, as amsart or acmart take care of not include the header in the first page:
documentclassamsart
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
section*book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
answered Jul 14 at 10:50
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So, in the absence of a example, I guess that you are using some like this:
documentclassbook
usepackagelipsum
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
Largehfil book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
While thispagestylecan fix this mess as Mico showed, that is not really needed if you use the appropriate way of make titles, where the headers are automatically omitted. Seem that you want the title in the first page of contents and not in a cover page (as usual in real books) so book is not the appropriate document class here.
In other word: use maketitle and the article class instead of book, and you and you will not need make manual exceptions to the fancy header.
documentclassarticle
titlebook-titleauthordate
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
maketitle
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
Or even without a real title, if you do not mind for some other changes of style in the document, some article-like clasess, as amsart or acmart take care of not include the header in the first page:
documentclassamsart
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
section*book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
answered Jul 14 at 10:50
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So, in the absence of a example, I guess that you are using some like this:
documentclassbook
usepackagelipsum
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
Largehfil book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
While thispagestylecan fix this mess as Mico showed, that is not really needed if you use the appropriate way of make titles, where the headers are automatically omitted. Seem that you want the title in the first page of contents and not in a cover page (as usual in real books) so book is not the appropriate document class here.
In other word: use maketitle and the article class instead of book, and you and you will not need make manual exceptions to the fancy header.
documentclassarticle
titlebook-titleauthordate
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
maketitle
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
Or even without a real title, if you do not mind for some other changes of style in the document, some article-like clasess, as amsart or acmart take care of not include the header in the first page:
documentclassamsart
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
section*book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
answered Jul 14 at 10:50
FranFran
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So, in the absence of a example, I guess that you are using some like this:
documentclassbook
usepackagelipsum
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
Largehfil book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
While thispagestylecan fix this mess as Mico showed, that is not really needed if you use the appropriate way of make titles, where the headers are automatically omitted. Seem that you want the title in the first page of contents and not in a cover page (as usual in real books) so book is not the appropriate document class here.
In other word: use maketitle and the article class instead of book, and you and you will not need make manual exceptions to the fancy header.
documentclassarticle
titlebook-titleauthordate
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
maketitle
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
Or even without a real title, if you do not mind for some other changes of style in the document, some article-like clasess, as amsart or acmart take care of not include the header in the first page:
documentclassamsart
usepackagefancyhdr
fancyhead[C]book-title
pagestylefancy
begindocument
section*book-title
beginenumerateitem foo item etc. endenumeratenewpage
beginenumerateitem foo endenumerate
enddocument
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Have you tried issuing the directives
thispagestyleemptyorthispagestyleplainon the first page? The two page styles are very similar, except for the fact that theemptypage style doesn't print a page number.– Mico
Jul 14 at 4:28
1
@Mico: Thanks for your answer. Using
thispagestyleemptyremoves the book-title from first page header, but it also removes the page-number from the bottom of the page as you told. Usingthispagestyleplainresults in the desired result. Thanks a lot. Can you please provide the answer so that i can accept the same.– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:42
@Mico: Thanks Mico. I have one more question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/499133/… . If you have any idea on the same, can you please let me know.
– mezda
Jul 14 at 8:55