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Dividing a document into chapters
In a similar way, you can divide a document into chapters. Each
chapter might start with the First Page style, with the following pages
using the Default page style, as above. At the end of the chapter, insert
a manual page break and specify the next page to have the First Page
style to start the next chapter, as shown below.
Figure 58: Dividing a document into chapters using page styles
Changing page orientation within a document
A Writer document can contain pages in more than one orientation. A
common scenario is to have a landscape page in the middle of a
document, whereas the other pages are in a portrait orientation. This
can also be done with page breaks and page styles.
Different headers on right and left pages
Page styles can be set up to have the facing left and right pages
mirrored or only right (first pages of chapters are often defined to be
right-page only) or only left. When you insert a header on a page style
set up for mirrored pages or right-and-left pages, you can have the
contents of the header be the same on all pages or be different on the
right and left pages. For example, you can put the page number on the
left-hand edge of the left pages and on the right-hand edge of the right
pages, put the document title on the right-hand page only, or make
other changes.
Controlling page breaks automatically
Writer automatically flows text from one page to the next. If you do not
like the default settings, you can change them. For example, you can
require a paragraph to start on a new page or column and specify the
style of the new page. A typical use is for chapter titles to always start
on a new right-hand (odd-numbered) page.
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