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Section* title in header
In class book, when I made a section* with an asterisk (that is, a non-numbered section), its title does not appear in the header. There is still the title of the previous section (which is a regular one, so without *). How to make the title of a non-numbered section to be in the header?
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Section* title in header
Hi and welcome,
that depends on the basic setup, which is not shown. My first guess would be setting it by hand by using
If you want to have the section title in the table of contents as well, there is a simpler solution. Try out unnumberedtotoc.
that depends on the basic setup, which is not shown. My first guess would be setting it by hand by using
\markright{section title}. I haven't tested this though. If you want to have the section title in the table of contents as well, there is a simpler solution. Try out unnumberedtotoc.
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Section* title in header
Yes,
Genereally I prefer KOMA-Script classes, they provide a command
Stefan
\markright{section title} or \markboth{section title}{section title} would fix it. Of course it should go at the desired place within the document.Genereally I prefer KOMA-Script classes, they provide a command
\addsec for this purpose.Stefan
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