However, in my Abstract Section i want NOT to have a header and a page number at all (but I want to have it as an entry in my TOC). Therefore, I have done the following :
The \thispagestyle{empty} clears the header and page number (which is in the header) but does it only for the first page of the abstract. How can I enforce this on the second page as well?
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This won't do the trick because I want to have no page style in a couple of sections which are not consequitive (e.g. abstract, declaration, references etc) and my original \pagestyle{fancy} format redeclares quite a few things (chaptermarks, sectionmrks, lhead, chead and many more). So it's troublesome to reset and set the pagestyle in a lot of places.
Isn't there a way to push the \thispagestyle{empty} for another page or a section?
ougka wrote:So it's troublesome to reset and set the pagestyle in a lot of places.
Why? Just write \pagestyle{fancy} at such places. The style is just once defined in the preamble, and can be activated later this way. You can easily switch between empty and fancy.
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