Without doing this manually
#set align(right+bottom)
Continue Page - 2
#pagebreak()
#set align(center+top)
Page - 2
#set align(right+bottom)
Continue Page - 3
#pagebreak()
#set align(center+top)
Page - 3
Without doing this manually
#set align(right+bottom)
Continue Page - 2
#pagebreak()
#set align(center+top)
Page - 2
#set align(right+bottom)
Continue Page - 3
#pagebreak()
#set align(center+top)
Page - 3
You can either set header
and footer
manually with set page(..)
or use numbering
and number-align
too for the current page count.
#set page(
numbering: (x, ..) => [Page -- #x],
number-align: center + top,
footer: context [
#set align(right) // Could also use #{ int(counter(page).display()) + 1}.
Continue Page -- #numbering("1", ..counter(page).at(here()).map(x => x + 1))
],
height: auto
)
#lorem(20)
#pagebreak()
#lorem(20)
How can i adjust the gap between the header and the paragraph? The header had to be tightly spaced inside the margin.
as if
#align(center, [Page – 1 ])
#lorem(500)
Well, the header is part of the top margin so increasing the top margin will also increase the space the header lives in. Furthermore, you can play around with the header-ascent
parameter on page
which by default is configured at 30%, meaning the header is raised into the top margin.
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