General ⇒ new header

[fhrttn]

I have attached a pdf file and cls file. I have 2 questions

1) Is it possible to generate a new header after page 94 ? It should not be chapter, it should be like KAYNAKLAR or ÖZ GEÇMİŞ.

2) I want to remove the "dot" after chapter in the table of contents.
e.g. BÖLÜM IV. BULGULAR should be BÖLÜM IV BULGULAR

thanks in advance

[fhrttn]

any comments ?

[fhrttn]

I have removed the dot from

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\addcontentsline{toc}{mistix}{\protect\chapternameToC\quad\Roman{chapter} #1}

maybe someone needs it

[Johannes_B]

Welcome, it would have been best to upload a tex file that generates a document showing your two issues. I can understand the dot issue, but i cannot understand why you would want to need a different header from page 94 onwards, or how that header would have been generated.

[Stefan Kottwitz]

It could be as easy as

\markboth{KAYNAKLAR}{KAYNAKLAR}

Stefan

[fhrttn]

Thanks for your suggestion

I have used

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\section*{.....}

but it gives 2 headers one comes from the cls file and other comes from \section and I removed the header in the cls file.

What is the difference

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\section*{.....}

and

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\markboth{...}{...}

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Without seeing a code example from you, I cannot tell you what happens.

Regarding the difference: \section* starts a section but only with a header in the document, not in the page header, and not numbered and not in the table of contents. It's for "unimportant" sections, such as an introduction. \markboth{...}{...} adds a header on left and right hand page, anything you want. Such as for a \chapter* or \section* command when you don't have a header. \markright{...} does the same just for a right hand side (\section*) in a twoside document.

Stefan