A document is made up of groups of pages. I define a “group” as a contiguous sequence of pages formatted by the same page style.
Writer offers the possibility to make a difference for:
- the first page of the group (with “same content on first page” unchecked)
- left and right pages (with “same content left/right” unchecked)
This is a shortcut method to a more versatile manual one available in the Organizer
tab with the Next Style link.
Through the check boxes, you have up to 3 related contextual page styles sharing most attributes. The common use case is to display a different header/footer content at beginning of chapter (usually suppressing chapter title in the header) and have different alignment for page number (at outer margin).
On my Linux box, the is no page scroll after Apply
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Nota: I don’t understand how you built your TOCs (manually?). Have you experimented with the automatic TOC creation? If it doesn’t fit your expectation, this is because your have an inconsistent use of the Heading n styles.
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