Hello!
I used the excellent thesis template by Vel (http://www.latextemplates.com/template/ ... ral-thesis) and my university requested a minor adjustment before accepting my thesis. For some reason, they want to have the title page added to the TOC as page i.
A solution would be greatly appreciated. I will continue to try to figure it out on my own in the meantime, and if I get a solution, I will post.
Thanks!
Aaron
Theses, Books, Title pages ⇒ How to number the title page i?
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How to number the title page i?
Hm, ... hm.
Hm.
Adding an entry to the table of contents is no problem. But ... LaTeX acts quirky here, stability has its disadvantages.
With the old version of the template, you can do
Now, coming back to the aforementioned problem. It is very very likely that you are working in onesided mode, LaTeX resets the pagenumber to one at the end of the titlepage. So, you got a titlepage with page number 1 (which is not printed) and the next page also gets page number 1. Confusing.
You can savely delete the line
By the way, the updated version of the template prints in two-sided mode by default. LaTeX does not act strange here.
Hm.
Adding an entry to the table of contents is no problem. But ... LaTeX acts quirky here, stability has its disadvantages.
With the old version of the template, you can do
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Titlepage}
, with the new version of the template, you can do \addchaptertocentry{Titlepage}
. As you can see, both silently set the entry as a chapter entry. Maybe a part entry would be better? Maybe leaving out an entry for the titlepage in the toc would be best? This is really strange.Now, coming back to the aforementioned problem. It is very very likely that you are working in onesided mode, LaTeX resets the pagenumber to one at the end of the titlepage. So, you got a titlepage with page number 1 (which is not printed) and the next page also gets page number 1. Confusing.
You can savely delete the line
\begin{titlepage}
and replace the corresponding end with \clearpage
. The titlepage and all subsequent pages are now numbered correctly. If you want to suppress the page number on the titlepage, add \thispagestyle{empty}
before the \clearpage
.By the way, the updated version of the template prints in two-sided mode by default. LaTeX does not act strange here.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.