Theses, Books, Title pages ⇒ Bibliography: Running header from previous chapter/section

[templateuser]

In a longer text, with a longer bibliography, the bibliography inherits the running header lines from the previous chapter/section (instead of displaying "Bibliography"), which appears to be due to the \chapter* usage. However, I would not want to change this to \chapter to avoid the numbering and maintain the nice appearance in the TOC. So: Is there a fix for that? (I assume the same applies to the Index, though my index is still only one page, therefore I can't check)

mharz

[Vel]

Hey,

The easiest and dirtiest fix for this is to simply remove headers once the bibliography/index starts by inserting a \pagestyle{empty} just before \chapter*{Bibliography}. Of course, if you want the headers but just want them to say Bibliography/Index this will require a bit more digging. Let me know if you can't find the solution to this and I'll look around a bit more.

Cheers,
Vel

[templateuser]

Or you may want to try:

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\clearpage
\chapter*{Bibliography}
\markboth{\MakeUppercase{Bibliography}}{}

for the twoside class option

or

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\markright{\MakeUppercase{Bibliography}}

for the oneside class option.

Mathias