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abdinasir
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classicthesis | Empty Space between Part and Chapter

Post by abdinasir »

Hi guys

I hope you can help me, because i am having problems with an empty space between part and chapter, if you see my attached file with Ctrl+R viewing it with PDFLaTeX.

Is it possible to remove that space? Or can I have the part (name Kapital I) only appear in the ToC instead of in the main area? See attached PDF to see the white space


thanks in advance
Abdinasir
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kaiserkarl13
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Re: classicthesis | Empty Space between Part and Chapter

Post by kaiserkarl13 »

I don't see anything odd about what you posted.

If you mean that the "part" is on a page by itself, that's normal: parts are designed to be, in essence, separate books bound into one volume, and the part title and heading are typically on a page by themselves.

If you want a heading at the top of a page followed by a subheading immediately below it, try \chapter and \section instead of \part and \chapter.

Please reply again if I've interpreted your question incorrectly.
abdinasir
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Re: classicthesis | Empty Space between Part and Chapter

Post by abdinasir »

Thanks, will delete parts, but do you know where the distinct color of parts is defined and how to get the same color on my chapter ? so it apears with same color in ToC, thanks
kaiserkarl13
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Re: classicthesis | Empty Space between Part and Chapter

Post by kaiserkarl13 »

The color of your \part headings is defined somewhere in the document class you are using (which is very elegant, by the way---which one is it?); the only way to know for sure is to find the .cls file and any .clo or .sty files it includes and look for something with \color or \textcolor (or derivatives) around it.
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