I'm not sure if it's a bug or a feature, but in some case the
pagestyle is ignores for the first page
Try at the start of the document to add in evil red text (Tex code)
\thispagestyle{empty} (I hope I haven't miss spelled this)
ב-18/03/2010, בשעה 01:38, Paul Rubin <ru...@msu.edu> כתב/ה:
Jim Rockford <jim.rockfo...@...> writes:
I'm running Lyx on Windoze 7 (64bit). I was under the impression
that the
following document style setting will suppress page numbers:
Document --> Settings --> Page Layout --> Headings Style --> empty
However, in the single-page document (article style) that I'm
currently
working on, I still get the page number 1 at the bottom of the page
when I
generate the PDF. Am I doing something wrong? Are there alternative
methods for suppressing page numbers?
You're doing it correctly, and it should work (works fine for me
here). You
might try View > View Source, click the option for complete source,
and verify
that \pagestyle{empty} shows up early in the LaTeX code. Other than
that, is
there anything funky in your preamble that might be overriding the
page style
command?
