This is due to a special setup and (dirty) workaround: * By definition, the list-of-xxx are set with an unnumbered chapter-heading (that is why on the first page, there is no page mark, because it is a chapter start page) * The dirty workaround disables the page break that usually precedes every new chapter (this is done to get all the listings together w/o a pagebreak)
Basically, a \pagestyle{empty} should do the trick, but it does not work in this context (I don't understand why not).
\markboth{}{} gets rid of the section/list name in the head, but the page number remains.
tl;dr
After some more experimentation, I found this hack to work:
In Contents.tex, insert \pagestyle{empty} before the beginning of the group sorrounding the lists:
%*******************************************************
% List of Figures and of the Tables
%*******************************************************
\clearpage
\pagestyle{empty} % Uncomment this line if your lists should not have any headlines with section name and page number
\begingroup
\let\clearpage\relax
\let\cleardoublepage\relax
%*******************************************************
% List of Figures
%*******************************************************
In ClassicThesis.tex, re-activate scrheadings after Contents.tex
\cleardoublepage\include{FrontBackmatter/Acknowledgments}
\cleardoublepage\include{FrontBackmatter/Contents}
%********************************************************************
% Mainmatter
%*******************************************************
\pagestyle{scrheadings}
seem to work, but completely disables the headers instead of just disabling them on the first page... maybe looks more consistent in the end like this though.
This is due to a special setup and (dirty) workaround: * By definition, the list-of-xxx are set with an unnumbered chapter-heading (that is why on the first page, there is no page mark, because it is a chapter start page) * The dirty workaround disables the page break that usually precedes every new chapter (this is done to get all the listings together w/o a pagebreak)
Basically, a
\pagestyle{empty}should do the trick, but it does not work in this context (I don't understand why not).\markboth{}{}gets rid of the section/list name in the head, but the page number remains.tl;dr
After some more experimentation, I found this hack to work:
In
Contents.tex, insert\pagestyle{empty}before the beginning of the group sorrounding the lists:In
ClassicThesis.tex, re-activatescrheadingsafterContents.tex