Hey,
i am having trouble with my footnotes. Since i do not want to have split footnotes on several pages i activated Do not split paragraph. The problem occurs that the footnote paragraphs wanders to the next page. How can i force the paragraph to stay always on the same page? It might be about the format of my general text!?
Thanks in advance.
Try also to modify the Footnote paragraph style, in the tab "text flow", check that option "keep with next paragraph" is unselected. In the same tab, try also to increase or reduce Orphan control and Widow control values.
"Keep with next paragraph" is already unselected. When i try to change the orphan and widow option it is greyed out for footnotes. I only can change it if i unselect "do not split paragraph". But it won't change anything either. I also tried to change this for the text paragraph where my footnotes are mentioned. Doesn't work for me. It looks for me like i only would have the option to split paragraphs or having them on the next page several times.
Hi
To avoid that the notes are continued over to the next page, the easiest way is to increase the space reserved for them or to allow them to expand. This is a property of the page style: Format▸Page▸Footnote tab▸Maximum footnote height or Not larger than page area
Regards
Asked: 2016-06-01 22:07:02 +0100
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The first thing with which I would experiment would be to play with "Options" under Format | Paragraph | Text-Flow. Does anything change if you un-tick "Orphan control" and "Widow control"? It would seem that at least part of the text of footnote #6 should on page 4. And perhaps remove "Do not split paragraph" on the text of #6 (only). I don't like split footnotes either, but allowing 6 to split might keep #7 and its text together on page 5.
Another thought: Possibly, for this paragraph only, reduce/increase the Line Spacing (Format | Paragraph | Indent & Spacing) just a bit. Reducing might pull the fn#6 text on to page 4, forcing the last two lines (and fn#7) off to page 5.
Thanks for those tips. Experimenting with orphan and widow control doesn't change anything. When i remove the "not splitting" the footnote wanders to the correct page but is still split. On another page i have the same problem. When i do it there the main text wanders to the next page. So my footnote 15 and the footnote in the text are on the same page. I wonder why it doesn't work with my example above.