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I'm trying to figure out how to set my document so that my standard header is shown on every page including that of the chapters. The most common answer I've heard is to overwrite the plain header function, but I don't wa

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Such commands as \chapter redefines headers style to empty or plain, so maybe you would need to redefine \chapter. – Eddy_Em Mar 4 at 6:36
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Did you completely finish your question? Regardless, if you're not up for overwriting plain, you can create your own \chapter-page specific style (or duplicate any other), and adapt \chapter to use that style instead of plain via a patch (and etoolbox)... – Werner Mar 4 at 6:44

closed as too localized by lockstep, Thorsten, Kurt, cgnieder, Werner Apr 9 at 19:54

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