first page footer instead of page number
Hi, I'm trying to get fancy footers and NO fancy headers on the first page in an article class without losing the fancy headers and footers I have on subsequent pages. It's driving me crazy. I want to replace the page number '1' on the first page footer with a fancy footer (the same one as on subsequent pages) WITHOUT adding a fancy header to the first page. I'm trying to re-work my preamble to do this and am failing. Can't find the documentation that answers this. Help? A help document name would be great if it contains the answer. thanks,jamie faunt
Re: first page footer instead of page number
Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. I managed to get the footers I want on both pages (2-page doc). I want to keep the header I have on page 2 but get rid of it on page 1. And that's what I can't seem to do. Maybe your suggestion would work if I went back to page number and no header on page 1 and added the footer with ERT on page 1. I'm not sure if it would replace the page number though. I'll try it. thanks, jamie On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Paul Medwell wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm trying to get fancy footers and NO fancy headers on the first page in an article class without losing the fancy headers and footers I have on subsequent pages. It's driving me crazy. I want to replace the page number '1' on the first page footer with a fancy footer (the same one as on subsequent pages) WITHOUT adding a fancy header to the first page. I'm trying to re-work my preamble to do this and am failing. Can't find the documentation that answers this. Help? A help document name would be great if it contains the answer. thanks,jamie faunt I'm not sure I exactly understand what you want to do, but I'll try and add something constructive. Have you tried to include an ERT of \cfoot{Whatever you want on page 1} on the first page, then on the second page another ERT of \cfoot{\thepage} ? Obviously this would require you to include a pagebreak between the two ERT's so that they appear as expected...but I think it may be a workaround to your problem. Someone with more knowledge than me may be able to offer you a better solution...but just something to think about. Lata, Paul
first page footer instead of page number
Hi, I'm trying to get fancy footers and NO fancy headers on the first page in an article class without losing the fancy headers and footers I have on subsequent pages. It's driving me crazy. I want to replace the page number '1' on the first page footer with a fancy footer (the same one as on subsequent pages) WITHOUT adding a fancy header to the first page. I'm trying to re-work my preamble to do this and am failing. Can't find the documentation that answers this. Help? A help document name would be great if it contains the answer. thanks,jamie faunt
Re: first page footer instead of page number
Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. I managed to get the footers I want on both pages (2-page doc). I want to keep the header I have on page 2 but get rid of it on page 1. And that's what I can't seem to do. Maybe your suggestion would work if I went back to page number and no header on page 1 and added the footer with ERT on page 1. I'm not sure if it would replace the page number though. I'll try it. thanks, jamie On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Paul Medwell wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm trying to get fancy footers and NO fancy headers on the first page in an article class without losing the fancy headers and footers I have on subsequent pages. It's driving me crazy. I want to replace the page number '1' on the first page footer with a fancy footer (the same one as on subsequent pages) WITHOUT adding a fancy header to the first page. I'm trying to re-work my preamble to do this and am failing. Can't find the documentation that answers this. Help? A help document name would be great if it contains the answer. thanks,jamie faunt I'm not sure I exactly understand what you want to do, but I'll try and add something constructive. Have you tried to include an ERT of \cfoot{Whatever you want on page 1} on the first page, then on the second page another ERT of \cfoot{\thepage} ? Obviously this would require you to include a pagebreak between the two ERT's so that they appear as expected...but I think it may be a workaround to your problem. Someone with more knowledge than me may be able to offer you a better solution...but just something to think about. Lata, Paul
first page footer instead of page number
Hi, I'm trying to get fancy footers and NO fancy headers on the first page in an article class without losing the fancy headers and footers I have on subsequent pages. It's driving me crazy. I want to replace the page number '1' on the first page footer with a fancy footer (the same one as on subsequent pages) WITHOUT adding a fancy header to the first page. I'm trying to re-work my preamble to do this and am failing. Can't find the documentation that answers this. Help? A help document name would be great if it contains the answer. thanks,jamie faunt
Re: first page footer instead of page number
Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. I managed to get the footers I want on both pages (2-page doc). I want to keep the header I have on page 2 but get rid of it on page 1. And that's what I can't seem to do. Maybe your suggestion would work if I went back to page number and no header on page 1 and added the footer with ERT on page 1. I'm not sure if it would replace the page number though. I'll try it. thanks, jamie On Thu, 13 Jan 2005, Paul Medwell wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I'm trying to get fancy footers and NO fancy headers on the first page in an article class without losing the fancy headers and footers I have on subsequent pages. It's driving me crazy. I want to replace the page number '1' on the first page footer with a fancy footer (the same one as on subsequent pages) WITHOUT adding a fancy header to the first page. I'm trying to re-work my preamble to do this and am failing. Can't find the documentation that answers this. Help? A help document name would be great if it contains the answer. thanks,jamie faunt I'm not sure I exactly understand what you want to do, but I'll try and add something constructive. Have you tried to include an ERT of \cfoot{Whatever you want on page 1} on the first page, then on the second page another ERT of \cfoot{\thepage} ? Obviously this would require you to include a pagebreak between the two ERT's so that they appear as expected...but I think it may be a workaround to your problem. Someone with more knowledge than me may be able to offer you a better solution...but just something to think about. Lata, Paul