From your comments I can see that you mean the marks in the page header but not the chapter headings.
The fancyhdr
package is very popular for customizing page headers and footers. Here's a minimal way to change your header like desired, if everything is default:
\usepackage{fancyhdr}
\pagestyle{fancy}
\renewcommand*{\chaptermark}[1]{\markboth{\MakeUppercase{#1}}{}}}
See also the fancyhdr
documentation.
Here's the solution for the chapter heading, in case you like to do it similar to the page header, for consistency:
You could use the titlesec
package, for example write in your preamble:
\usepackage{titlesec}
\titleformat{\chapter}
{\normalfont\huge\bfseries}{\thechapter}{1em}{}
This way by \chapter{Introduction}
you would get:
1 Introduction
Have a look at the documentation to titlesec
.
I guess you wish to keep the numbering, otherwise you could simply write \chapter*{Introduction}
. Further I assume you don't wish to write everything in capital letters - or do you?
I prefer scrreprt
instead of report
. This class is similar to report but provides many further features. It's default chapter headings style matches the one desired by you.
After reading (and re-reading) the Memoir manual, I've found answers to the specific questions asked (added here for future reference):
- chapter titles do not appear in table of contents.
Solution: add
\addcontentsline
- footnote numbers do not reset to 1.
Solution: use
\refstepcounter
at the chapter
level.
- heading text not being updated.
Solution: use the optional argument to
\chapter*
Therefore, a rough equivalent to
\chapter{My Chapter Title}
without numbering is:
\chapter*[My Chapter Title]{My Chapter Title}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{My Chapter Title}
\refstepcounter{chapter}
I hope no more differences appear...
Best Answer
If you're working in the book documentclass, then you should use the starred version of
\chapter
to obtain a chapter without the counter visible. SeeThe addition of
\markboth{...}{...}
ensures that the correct page heading is followed as with the other regular (unstarred)\chapter{...}
commands.