How to remove blank page before my new report chapter?
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This problem started after I added the following code in the preamble to set the default chapter title font ("INTRODUCTION" in the following code), which was big, bold and brash that I did not like, into default regular text font.
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
What happened is, I could change the font of my chapter, but a blank page (with page no. 1 on the header) appeared before the "Introduction" page. The introduction page now has page no. 2 on the footer rather than the header that I formatted it to appear. All other page numbers are in the header.
This trend continues whenever I format the other chapters (literature review, methodology, etc.) with the chapter command. A blank page is created and the new section gets pushed one page down, with the page number on the footer rather than on the header.
Here is the more complete code:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
enddocument
The first two pages are fine (first page being the cover page with thesis name etc., and the second page being the copyright section). These pages are without page number (and thus the pagenumberinggobble code on the second page).
Edit: I have dealt with the problem of the blank page by removing the begincenter ... endcenter code, but the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
sectioning header-footer chapters page-numbering blank-page
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
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3
This problem started after I added the following code in the preamble to set the default chapter title font ("INTRODUCTION" in the following code), which was big, bold and brash that I did not like, into default regular text font.
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
What happened is, I could change the font of my chapter, but a blank page (with page no. 1 on the header) appeared before the "Introduction" page. The introduction page now has page no. 2 on the footer rather than the header that I formatted it to appear. All other page numbers are in the header.
This trend continues whenever I format the other chapters (literature review, methodology, etc.) with the chapter command. A blank page is created and the new section gets pushed one page down, with the page number on the footer rather than on the header.
Here is the more complete code:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
enddocument
The first two pages are fine (first page being the cover page with thesis name etc., and the second page being the copyright section). These pages are without page number (and thus the pagenumberinggobble code on the second page).
Edit: I have dealt with the problem of the blank page by removing the begincenter ... endcenter code, but the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
sectioning header-footer chapters page-numbering blank-page
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
1
Just removebegincenterandendcentercommands that include thechaptercommand. Your chapter title will be centered anyway and this is what causes the problem... The general appearance of a sectioning command is defined by yourtitleformatandtitlespacingcommands and will not be affected from environments likecenteror similar that will just cause problems.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 6:57
@koleygr, Thanks a lot! This worked to remove the blank page. But, the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 7:13
I added a solution as an answer because it was difficult to fit it in a comment... Feel free to ask corrections if something is not already as should be.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:12
add a comment |
3
3
3
This problem started after I added the following code in the preamble to set the default chapter title font ("INTRODUCTION" in the following code), which was big, bold and brash that I did not like, into default regular text font.
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
What happened is, I could change the font of my chapter, but a blank page (with page no. 1 on the header) appeared before the "Introduction" page. The introduction page now has page no. 2 on the footer rather than the header that I formatted it to appear. All other page numbers are in the header.
This trend continues whenever I format the other chapters (literature review, methodology, etc.) with the chapter command. A blank page is created and the new section gets pushed one page down, with the page number on the footer rather than on the header.
Here is the more complete code:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
enddocument
The first two pages are fine (first page being the cover page with thesis name etc., and the second page being the copyright section). These pages are without page number (and thus the pagenumberinggobble code on the second page).
Edit: I have dealt with the problem of the blank page by removing the begincenter ... endcenter code, but the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
sectioning header-footer chapters page-numbering blank-page
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
This problem started after I added the following code in the preamble to set the default chapter title font ("INTRODUCTION" in the following code), which was big, bold and brash that I did not like, into default regular text font.
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
What happened is, I could change the font of my chapter, but a blank page (with page no. 1 on the header) appeared before the "Introduction" page. The introduction page now has page no. 2 on the footer rather than the header that I formatted it to appear. All other page numbers are in the header.
This trend continues whenever I format the other chapters (literature review, methodology, etc.) with the chapter command. A blank page is created and the new section gets pushed one page down, with the page number on the footer rather than on the header.
Here is the more complete code:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
enddocument
The first two pages are fine (first page being the cover page with thesis name etc., and the second page being the copyright section). These pages are without page number (and thus the pagenumberinggobble code on the second page).
Edit: I have dealt with the problem of the blank page by removing the begincenter ... endcenter code, but the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
sectioning header-footer chapters page-numbering blank-page
sectioning header-footer chapters page-numbering blank-page
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
edited Mar 1 at 8:01
Samyam Shrestha
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
asked Mar 1 at 5:59
Samyam ShresthaSamyam Shrestha
374
374
1
Just removebegincenterandendcentercommands that include thechaptercommand. Your chapter title will be centered anyway and this is what causes the problem... The general appearance of a sectioning command is defined by yourtitleformatandtitlespacingcommands and will not be affected from environments likecenteror similar that will just cause problems.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 6:57
@koleygr, Thanks a lot! This worked to remove the blank page. But, the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 7:13
I added a solution as an answer because it was difficult to fit it in a comment... Feel free to ask corrections if something is not already as should be.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:12
add a comment |
1
Just removebegincenterandendcentercommands that include thechaptercommand. Your chapter title will be centered anyway and this is what causes the problem... The general appearance of a sectioning command is defined by yourtitleformatandtitlespacingcommands and will not be affected from environments likecenteror similar that will just cause problems.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 6:57
@koleygr, Thanks a lot! This worked to remove the blank page. But, the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 7:13
I added a solution as an answer because it was difficult to fit it in a comment... Feel free to ask corrections if something is not already as should be.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:12
1
1
Just remove
begincenter and endcenter commands that include the chapter command. Your chapter title will be centered anyway and this is what causes the problem... The general appearance of a sectioning command is defined by your titleformat and titlespacing commands and will not be affected from environments like center or similar that will just cause problems.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 6:57
Just remove
begincenter and endcenter commands that include the chapter command. Your chapter title will be centered anyway and this is what causes the problem... The general appearance of a sectioning command is defined by your titleformat and titlespacing commands and will not be affected from environments like center or similar that will just cause problems.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 6:57
@koleygr, Thanks a lot! This worked to remove the blank page. But, the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 7:13
@koleygr, Thanks a lot! This worked to remove the blank page. But, the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 7:13
I added a solution as an answer because it was difficult to fit it in a comment... Feel free to ask corrections if something is not already as should be.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:12
I added a solution as an answer because it was difficult to fit it in a comment... Feel free to ask corrections if something is not already as should be.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:12
add a comment |
2 Answers
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The chapter pages use page style plain by default. If you want to adjust both styles plain and fancy use pagestyle fancyplain instead fancy. If the content should differ in some of the header and/or footer fields use fancyplain<content for plain style><content for fancy style>.
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
%fancyfoot[C]fancyplainplain stylefancy style% <- to show the usage of fancyplain
pagestylefancyplain% <- changed
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
begindocument
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
clearpage
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
cleardoublepage
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
chapterINTRODUCTION
lipsum
enddocument
Result
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separateplainpage-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
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Here is a fix by using a code that redefines chapter command and adds thispagestylefancy to each call of (every version of) chapter command:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagelipsum
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
fancyfoot
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestylefancy
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
thispagestylefancy
makeatother
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
%begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
%endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
lipsum[1-5]
chapterAnother Chapter
lipsum[1-5]
enddocument
PS: I used my old answer from here to redefine chapter command, but you could use the answer of @GonzaloMedina from here instead if you don't like my code...
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
People doesn't really like commands that redefiningsectionetc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
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The chapter pages use page style plain by default. If you want to adjust both styles plain and fancy use pagestyle fancyplain instead fancy. If the content should differ in some of the header and/or footer fields use fancyplain<content for plain style><content for fancy style>.
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
%fancyfoot[C]fancyplainplain stylefancy style% <- to show the usage of fancyplain
pagestylefancyplain% <- changed
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
begindocument
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
clearpage
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
cleardoublepage
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
chapterINTRODUCTION
lipsum
enddocument
Result
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separateplainpage-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
add a comment |
4
The chapter pages use page style plain by default. If you want to adjust both styles plain and fancy use pagestyle fancyplain instead fancy. If the content should differ in some of the header and/or footer fields use fancyplain<content for plain style><content for fancy style>.
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
%fancyfoot[C]fancyplainplain stylefancy style% <- to show the usage of fancyplain
pagestylefancyplain% <- changed
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
begindocument
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
clearpage
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
cleardoublepage
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
chapterINTRODUCTION
lipsum
enddocument
Result
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separateplainpage-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
add a comment |
4
4
4
The chapter pages use page style plain by default. If you want to adjust both styles plain and fancy use pagestyle fancyplain instead fancy. If the content should differ in some of the header and/or footer fields use fancyplain<content for plain style><content for fancy style>.
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
%fancyfoot[C]fancyplainplain stylefancy style% <- to show the usage of fancyplain
pagestylefancyplain% <- changed
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
begindocument
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
clearpage
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
cleardoublepage
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
chapterINTRODUCTION
lipsum
enddocument
Result
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
The chapter pages use page style plain by default. If you want to adjust both styles plain and fancy use pagestyle fancyplain instead fancy. If the content should differ in some of the header and/or footer fields use fancyplain<content for plain style><content for fancy style>.
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
%fancyfoot[C]fancyplainplain stylefancy style% <- to show the usage of fancyplain
pagestylefancyplain% <- changed
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
begindocument
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
clearpage
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
cleardoublepage
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
chapterINTRODUCTION
lipsum
enddocument
Result
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
answered Mar 1 at 8:26
esddesdd
59.8k34692
59.8k34692
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separateplainpage-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
add a comment |
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separateplainpage-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separate
plain page-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
(+1) I learned something new, and I commenting just to say, that after that I suppose the document will not have separate
plain page-style... but possibly the OP doesn't really care about this.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:49
add a comment |
3
Here is a fix by using a code that redefines chapter command and adds thispagestylefancy to each call of (every version of) chapter command:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagelipsum
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
fancyfoot
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestylefancy
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
thispagestylefancy
makeatother
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
%begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
%endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
lipsum[1-5]
chapterAnother Chapter
lipsum[1-5]
enddocument
PS: I used my old answer from here to redefine chapter command, but you could use the answer of @GonzaloMedina from here instead if you don't like my code...
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
People doesn't really like commands that redefiningsectionetc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
add a comment |
3
Here is a fix by using a code that redefines chapter command and adds thispagestylefancy to each call of (every version of) chapter command:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagelipsum
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
fancyfoot
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestylefancy
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
thispagestylefancy
makeatother
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
%begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
%endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
lipsum[1-5]
chapterAnother Chapter
lipsum[1-5]
enddocument
PS: I used my old answer from here to redefine chapter command, but you could use the answer of @GonzaloMedina from here instead if you don't like my code...
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
People doesn't really like commands that redefiningsectionetc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
add a comment |
3
3
3
Here is a fix by using a code that redefines chapter command and adds thispagestylefancy to each call of (every version of) chapter command:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagelipsum
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
fancyfoot
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestylefancy
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
thispagestylefancy
makeatother
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
%begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
%endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
lipsum[1-5]
chapterAnother Chapter
lipsum[1-5]
enddocument
PS: I used my old answer from here to redefine chapter command, but you could use the answer of @GonzaloMedina from here instead if you don't like my code...
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
Here is a fix by using a code that redefines chapter command and adds thispagestylefancy to each call of (every version of) chapter command:
documentclass[12pt]report
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]geometry
usepackagesetspace
usepackageamsbsy
usepackagefancyhdr
usepackagelipsum
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetextcomp
usepackagelscape
usepackageamsmath
usepackagecalc
newlengthdepthofsumsign
setlengthdepthofsumsigndepthof$sum$
newlengthtotalheightofsumsign
newlengthheightanddepthofargument
usepackage[rm,tiny]titlesec %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackagelipsum
usepackagepdflscape,booktabs
usepackage[flushleft]threeparttable
renewcommandTPTtagStyletextit
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]caption
%to put page numbers in the header
fancyhf
fancyhead[C]thepage
fancyfoot
pagestylefancy
titleformatchapternormalfontcentering0pt
titlelabel
titlespacing*chapter0pt-20pt4pt
%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestylefancy
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter%
@ifstar@Starred@nonStarred%
def@Starred%
@ifnextchar[%
GenericWarningWarning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!@StarredWith%
@StarredWithout%
def@StarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter*#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@StarredWithout#1
oldchapter*#1%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarred%
@ifnextchar[%
@nonStarredWith%
@nonStarredWithout%
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2%
oldchapter[#1]#2%
thispagestylefancy
def@nonStarredWithout#1%
oldchapter#1%
thispagestylefancy
makeatother
begindocument
setlengthheadheight50pt %to note where the header lies.
setlengthheadsep15pt %to set the distance between header and the first line after it.
renewcommandheadrulewidth0pt
doublespacing
thispagestyleempty
begincenter
vspace*0.2in
MY TITLE\
vspace*0.4in
by\
My name\
vspace*1.4in
singlespacing
A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment\
of the requirements for the degree\
doublespacing
of\
My degree\
in\
My discipline\
vspace*1in
MY UNIVERSITY\
University, Location\
vspace*0.2in
April 2019
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberinggobble
begincenter
vspace*1in
textcopyright COPYRIGHT\
by\
My name\
2019\
All Rights Reserved
endcenter
pagebreak
pagenumberingarabic
setcounterpage1
%begincenter
chapterINTRODUCTION
%endcenter
My introduction section's first paragraph...
lipsum[1-5]
chapterAnother Chapter
lipsum[1-5]
enddocument
PS: I used my old answer from here to redefine chapter command, but you could use the answer of @GonzaloMedina from here instead if you don't like my code...
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
answered Mar 1 at 8:11
koleygrkoleygr
13.3k11039
13.3k11039
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
People doesn't really like commands that redefiningsectionetc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
add a comment |
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
People doesn't really like commands that redefiningsectionetc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
Thanks a lot! This works. No reason why I won't like your code (:
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 8:30
People doesn't really like commands that redefining
section etc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
People doesn't really like commands that redefining
section etc even in the case (like mine) that the code just adds a feature to the command and has no other effects. I can understand this and it is accepted in general. Also, a healthy reaction in code that someone finds difficult or can't really understand, is to not want to use it (my code seems simple to me but someone else could find it complicated or unneeded complicated)...Anyway, @esdd's code solves your problem with less lines of code needed, and I would chose his answer. Feel free to accept his answer.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:47
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Just remove
begincenterandendcentercommands that include thechaptercommand. Your chapter title will be centered anyway and this is what causes the problem... The general appearance of a sectioning command is defined by yourtitleformatandtitlespacingcommands and will not be affected from environments likecenteror similar that will just cause problems.– koleygr
Mar 1 at 6:57
@koleygr, Thanks a lot! This worked to remove the blank page. But, the page number for the page with the chapter is still appearing in the footer rather than the header. All other pages have numbers in the header. Any way to fix this?
– Samyam Shrestha
Mar 1 at 7:13
I added a solution as an answer because it was difficult to fit it in a comment... Feel free to ask corrections if something is not already as should be.
– koleygr
Mar 1 at 8:12