Page Layout ⇒ intrusive page number on Part page
intrusive page number on Part page
\documentclass[12pt]{book}
\begin{document}
\mainmatter
\chapter{first}
Some text.
\newpage\thispagestyle{empty}
\thispagestyle{empty}
\part{one}
\chapter{2nd}
Some more text.
\end{document}
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intrusive page number on Part page
You can find the definition of the
\part
command in the book.cls
file.There the page style is set to
plain
. A possible solution would be to load the 
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\patchcmd{\part}{plain}{empty}{}{}
intrusive page number on Part page
scrbook
:
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\documentclass[12pt,emulatestandardclasses]{scrbook}% You may use:\RedeclareSectionCommand[pagestyle=empty]{part}% or:\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}% or both. ;-)\begin{document}\mainmatter\chapter{first}Some text.\part{one}\chapter{2nd}Some more text.\end{document}
emulatestandardclasses
has only been set to make the example more comparable with the original one. I would not recommend to use it, but use only those changes to the lookalike of the standard classes, you really want. For example, most users do not want headings and page numbers at interleaf pages like page 2 of the example but maybe the headings of the standard classes and maybe the letter paper size. So
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\documentclass[12pt,paper=letter,headings=standardclasses]{scrbook}% You may use:\RedeclareSectionCommand[pagestyle=empty]{part}% or:\renewcommand*{\partpagestyle}{empty}% or both. ;-)\begin{document}\mainmatter\chapter{first}Some text.\part{one}\chapter{2nd}Some more text.\end{document}
headings=standardclasses
to see the headings default of KOMA-Script classes.See the manual (either the English one or the German one) for more information about the shown commands and options and the lots of features of the KOMA-Script classes.