[OS X TeX] Page number appears with \pagestyle{empty}
Josep Maria Font
jmfont at ub.edu
Mon Mar 1 04:28:44 EST 2010
El dia 28/02/2010, a les 22:48, Ross Moore va escriure:
> The reason is that \tableofcontents starts a new chapter,
> and the footer style for the 1st page of a chapter is different
> to that of later pages.
>
> Having \thispagestyle{empty} coming after \tableofcontents
> is useless, as the first page of a multi-page ToC has appeared
> well before that command is encountered.
>
> Having \thispagestyle{empty} coming before \tableofcontents
> is equally useless, as the internal \chapter command
> changes the pagestyle anyway.
Crystal clear explanation!
> Here is one way to suppress the pagenumber,
[...]
Here is another: insert
\addtocontents{toc}{\thispagestyle{empty}}
near the first \chapter or \section command in your document that you
presume will produce an entry in the table of contents. This should
insert the relevant command *inside* the .toc file, so it will be
executed at the wnated moment.
I never tried this one, but it should work, I hope. I tried other
inserts, such as a \newpage so that the contents does not break page
in the middle of a chapter, which I found ugly, and it worked.
Best,
JMaF
More information about the MacOSX-TeX
mailing list