Hello,
I'm writing my thesis with LyX 1.3.7 on WinXP. The class is book,
the style is default.
It's working very nice but now I have one question:
Is there an easy way to get the page number top right without
using style fancy? The problem is that on every start page of a chapter
the page number
this.
Richard
Joachim Krieg wrote:
Thanks for your fast support!! Your trick works very good.
I have one more question: Now on every start page of a chapter the
name of the chapter is shown top right too. Is there any possibility
to show only the page number on this page?
--
Joachim
Richard Heck wrote:
The idea was to put
\let\chaptermark##1\empty
or
\def\chaptermark#1{}%
in the preamble. If you just changed that line, then you redefined it
only after the first chaptermark was created. Hence the behavior you
are seeing.
If I put
\let\chaptermark##1\empty
in the
I tried your idea. It works very good too. First I changed the
book.cls like Richard told it. Then I changed the style to fancy and
wrote your commands in the preamble.
I get the page numbers on all pages, on the first page of the chapter
too.
How can I add the name of the chapter or subchapter
Kamran SHAFQAT wrote:
Hi
well i am assuming that you want the name of chapter and
section/subsection on each page for that try adding these commands to
preamble
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markboth{{\thechapter.\ #1}}{}}
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]{\markright{{\thesection.\ #1}}}
Charles de Miramon wrote:
c. Can I change this?
Yes, thanks for the hint.
You sound like a user who knows fancy. This is a little bit OT for
this thread but maybe you can give me a hint. How can I make a line
under the header to visual separate him from the text?
Kamran SHAFQAT wrote:
Hi,
that works! But I haven't on the first page of a chapter only the
chapter name, there is nothing (in the header. But that's okay for me.
Now I have one more problem. The page after my toc is a chapter*
without a number. The header of this page shows the name of my
toc.
Hello,
I'm writing my thesis with LyX 1.3.7 on WinXP. The class is book,
the style is default.
It's working very nice but now I have one question:
Is there an easy way to get the page number top right without
using style fancy? The problem is that on every start page of a chapter
the page number
this.
Richard
Joachim Krieg wrote:
Thanks for your fast support!! Your trick works very good.
I have one more question: Now on every start page of a chapter the
name of the chapter is shown top right too. Is there any possibility
to show only the page number on this page?
--
Joachim
Richard Heck wrote:
The idea was to put
\let\chaptermark##1\empty
or
\def\chaptermark#1{}%
in the preamble. If you just changed that line, then you redefined it
only after the first chaptermark was created. Hence the behavior you
are seeing.
If I put
\let\chaptermark##1\empty
in the
I tried your idea. It works very good too. First I changed the
book.cls like Richard told it. Then I changed the style to fancy and
wrote your commands in the preamble.
I get the page numbers on all pages, on the first page of the chapter
too.
How can I add the name of the chapter or subchapter
Kamran SHAFQAT wrote:
Hi
well i am assuming that you want the name of chapter and
section/subsection on each page for that try adding these commands to
preamble
\renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markboth{{\thechapter.\ #1}}{}}
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]{\markright{{\thesection.\ #1}}}
Charles de Miramon wrote:
c. Can I change this?
Yes, thanks for the hint.
You sound like a user who knows fancy. This is a little bit OT for
this thread but maybe you can give me a hint. How can I make a line
under the header to visual separate him from the text?
Kamran SHAFQAT wrote:
Hi,
that works! But I haven't on the first page of a chapter only the
chapter name, there is nothing (in the header. But that's okay for me.
Now I have one more problem. The page after my toc is a chapter*
without a number. The header of this page shows the name of my
toc.
Hello,
I'm writing my thesis with LyX 1.3.7 on WinXP. The class is "book",
the style is "default".
It's working very nice but now I have one question:
Is there an easy way to get the page number top right without
using style "fancy"? The problem is that on every start page of a chapter
the page
{}%
> Perhaps someone else here knows how to do this.
> Richard
> Joachim Krieg wrote:
>> Thanks for your fast support!! Your trick works very good.
>> I have one more question: Now on every start page of a chapter the
>> name of the chapter is shown top right too. I
Richard Heck wrote:
> The idea was to put
>> \let\chaptermark##1\empty
> or
>> \def\chaptermark#1{}%
> in the preamble. If you just changed that line, then you redefined it
> only after the first "chaptermark" was created. Hence the behavior you
> are seeing.
If I put
I tried your idea. It works very good too. First I changed the
book.cls like Richard told it. Then I changed the style to fancy and
wrote your commands in the preamble.
I get the page numbers on all pages, on the first page of the chapter
too.
How can I add the name of the chapter or subchapter
Kamran SHAFQAT wrote:
> Hi
> well i am assuming that you want the name of chapter and
> section/subsection on each page for that try adding these commands to
> preamble
> \renewcommand{\chaptermark}[1]{\markboth{{\thechapter.\ #1}}{}}
> \renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]{\markright{{\thesection.\
Charles de Miramon wrote:
> c. Can I change this?
Yes, thanks for the hint.
>>
>>
>> You sound like a user who knows fancy. This is a little bit OT for
>> this thread but maybe you can give me a hint. How can I make a line
>> under the header to visual separate him from the text?
>>
>
Kamran SHAFQAT wrote:
>>Hi,
>>that works! But I haven't on the first page of a chapter only the
>>chapter name, there is nothing (in the header. But that's okay for me.
>>Now I have one more problem. The page after my toc is a chapter*
>>without a number. The header of this page shows the name of
Thank you very much for all your help and sorry for my late reply.
In my university there are no computers with CD-Drives so I can't use
a CD-ROM. I will try to install lyx on an USB-Stick together with
the other programs. I hope it works ;-)
Thank you once more for your help!!
Thank you very much for all your help and sorry for my late reply.
In my university there are no computers with CD-Drives so I can't use
a CD-ROM. I will try to install lyx on an USB-Stick together with
the other programs. I hope it works ;-)
Thank you once more for your help!!
Thank you very much for all your help and sorry for my late reply.
In my university there are no computers with CD-Drives so I can't use
a CD-ROM. I will try to install lyx on an USB-Stick together with
the other programs. I hope it works ;-)
Thank you once more for your help!!
Hello,
I'm a real lyx newbie but I very impressed about the possibilities to
work with lyx.
Now I have one question. Is there any possibility to run lyx on an
USB-Stick? I always work on different computers (university...) and I
will take lyx with me ;-) The computers running with Windows XP.
Hello,
I'm a real lyx newbie but I very impressed about the possibilities to
work with lyx.
Now I have one question. Is there any possibility to run lyx on an
USB-Stick? I always work on different computers (university...) and I
will take lyx with me ;-) The computers running with Windows XP.
Hello,
I'm a real lyx newbie but I very impressed about the possibilities to
work with lyx.
Now I have one question. Is there any possibility to run lyx on an
USB-Stick? I always work on different computers (university...) and I
will take lyx with me ;-) The computers running with Windows XP.
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