iMac Ventura with LibreOffice 7.2.2.2
In Writer, is there a way to have a Header at the top of Page 1 and on no other pages (including no Footer)?
Thank you.
There are at least two ways to achieve that depending on the structure of your document. Generally speaking, a header or a footer are attributes of a page style. Consequently you must customise or create a page style.
Page 1 and others are logically independent
This is the common case of a cover page preceding topic pages.
Use then First Page page style for the cover. This style automatically switches to Default Page Style at end of first page, either because text overflows the first page, or because you forced a page break with Command+Enter.
All you have to do is to customise both styles to request or not a header and/or a footer.
Page 1 and subsequent belong in the same part
As an example of this context, think of a chapter where you want the first page to be different, but all pages are laid out by the same page style (so that margins are guaranteed to be the same, even after a modification).
Open the page style configuration and go to the Header or Footer tab. Untick Same content on first page. Headers or footers are now different on page 1.
If you are not familiar with styles, read the Writer Guide for an introduction.