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demon
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\cleardoublepage with page number?

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Hi again,

I just switched to 'twoside', as this is a requirement for my thesis. As far as I know from books there are page numbers on empty pages as well. With \cleardoublepage I won't get a number on the page, how can I change that behaviour to get a number?

Thanks!
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Stefan Kottwitz
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\cleardoublepage with page number?

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Hi,

it depends on your class and the packages used. Perhaps change the page style empty to plain:

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\makeatletter
\let\ps@empty\ps@plain
\makeatother
or to fancy or scrheadings or whatever you are using. packages like fancyhdr and scrpage2 are providing commands to solve this problem.

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\cleardoublepage with page number?

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Perhaps the fancyhdr manual has a solution (Section 15 - Those blank pages, p. 15).

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\clearpage{\pagestyle{plain}\cleardoublepage}
This solution depends not on the usage of that package.


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demon
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Re: \cleardoublepage with page number?

Post by demon »

\documentclass[cleardoublepage=plain]{scrreprt} is the solution. Thanks! :)
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Re: \cleardoublepage with page number?

Post by phi »

For the next time, please write which document class you use because solutions to problems like this depend crucially on the document class.
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