Hello!
I'm writing my CV in Latex, and I've encountered a layout problem. I use \pagestyle{fancy} where I've created a nice header. I've made the footer write out the page numer of total number of pages, e.g. "1(4)" on the first page, "2(4)" on the second and so on. Now I want to remove the header on the first page, but keep my fancy footer. When I change the style to plain it simply writes the page number e.g. "1" etc. Can anyone help me?
Cheers,
Ida
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Re: Remove header on only one page
I guess yo have to typ:
\thispagestyle{empty}
no header and footer will be printed.
\thispagestyle{empty}
no header and footer will be printed.
Remove header on only one page
Hello!
Yes, I've tried that, but the thing is that I want to keep my fancy footer and only remove the header. Thanks anyway though!
/Ida
Yes, I've tried that, but the thing is that I want to keep my fancy footer and only remove the header. Thanks anyway though!
/Ida
corderin wrote:I guess yo have to typ:
\thispagestyle{empty}
no header and footer will be printed.
Re: Remove header on only one page
Then typ:
\thispagestyle{plain}
your footer will remain.
at least the page number, I guess.
Try the package fancyhdr, look at http://www.ctan.org/, I hope you find a solution.
\thispagestyle{plain}
your footer will remain.

Try the package fancyhdr, look at http://www.ctan.org/, I hope you find a solution.
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Remove header on only one page
Hi idaham,
you could use \fancypagestyle{plain}{...} to redefine the plain style, that's described in the fancyhdr documentation.
Stefan
you could use \fancypagestyle{plain}{...} to redefine the plain style, that's described in the fancyhdr documentation.
Stefan
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Remove header on only one page
Hello Stefan, and thanks for the quick reply!
I will try your suggestion, it seems to be just what I need! =)
Thanks,
/Ida
I will try your suggestion, it seems to be just what I need! =)
Thanks,
/Ida
Stefan_K wrote:Hi idaham,
you could use \fancypagestyle{plain}{...} to redefine the plain style, that's described in the fancyhdr documentation.
Stefan