On Friday, April 20, 2012 at roughly 9:30:04 AM, Regina Henschel wrote:
Why doing it manually? There exist a style named "First page". Assign it
to the first page and all should be right.
I use the first page style for the first page of the document. It is in a
different style than the first page of each chapter. The "first page" style
excludes the page number footer, which is what it should do. The first page of
each chapter should display the page number footer, but not the book title
header. So, it is a different style.
It should work in the way you tried it, without a manual break. Please
examine the settings again. Is there a wrong setting in 'Page layout'?
Kind regards
Regina
The page layout settings appear correct. It seems that LO is, for some reason,
automatically making the page after the next page style go back to the first
style, and so they alternate. Which is quite annoying!
I shall continue to tinker...
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