Theses, Books, Title pagesAbbreviation on every page

Classicthesis, Bachelor and Master thesis, PhD, Doctoral degree
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mgochan
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Is there any way to remove "Abbreviations" from the top left of every page? After the first page of each chapter, every page has the word "Abbreviations" in italics in the upper left corner (opposite the page number)

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Welcome.

Well, depends on what you are doing. \pagestyle{plain} or \markboth{}{}.

You are doing something strange anyway, but without more details, it is impossible to tell.
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Perhaps post your preamble settings, and what you are doing in the document code with header commands (such as \markboth or \markright or \markleft). Something puts "Abbreviations" to the header - in which way did you make it?

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Hi guys! Thanks for responding. I actually fixed it. On the main thesis.tex file, right after the acknowledgements section, I placed % next to \lhead{\emph{Abbreviations}} and that fixed it.
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never use lhead
Ist seems you are using a version of the template that is very very old and obsolete.
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