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I am using titleps because I need chapters, sections, and subsections in the header, and titleps makes this easy. In the document I am working on, I wish for chapters, sections, and subsections to begin invisibly. That is, I wish the declaration of a new chapter, section, or subsection to affect the headers and the table of contents, but not the body of text.

\documentclass[openany]{book}
\usepackage{titleps}

\settitlemarks{chapter,section,subsection}

\newpagestyle{main}{ \sethead[\thepage][][{\scshape\chaptertitle} \hspace{1em} \sectiontitle \hspace{1em} {\itshape\subsectiontitle}] % even {{\scshape\chaptertitle} \hspace{1em} \sectiontitle \hspace{1em} {\itshape\subsectiontitle}}{}{\thepage} % odd }% \pagestyle{main}

\begin{document} \tableofcontents \chapter{Chap} \section{Sec} \subsection{Subsec} Words \newpage Words \newpage Words \newpage \section{SecTwo} Words \end{document}

Noah J
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    See https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/129978/82917, especially egreg's answer which uses titlesec (which plays well together with titleps). – campa Oct 06 '23 at 17:00

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