Multi-page panel into writer

[Teet]

I’m working on document, what is actually translation of book, and want to keep it as close to original format as possible. It contains huge graph over two pages. How can I implement it in Writer, so that text before and after that graph continue uninterrupted?

It goes something like this:

book having some
interrupted text 
explaining whatever

---

infographic over 
whole page, contains
images, text,

---

comments, etc. oh,
seems that we have
reached to next page
of that subarticle

---

text this book had to
write about, and this
text goes fluently on
like it interrupted two
pages ago

Note that this panel does not have to be in one piece, just it must have two panels covering whole page, and they have to contain continuous text, what is separate from whole other article.

[LeroyG]

¿Text frames? In menu Insert.

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[EarnestAl]

You want the two frames over two pages but you can link them so the text within flows seamlessly from one to the other. Click on the first frame border to select it, in the menu click Format > Frame and Object > Link Frames and then click on the border of the second frame, a pale blue dottted line shows they are linked

[ajlittoz]

If I understand correctly your specification, you have your main text flow with a graphic double page in the middle. Graphic content and its caption/comments are not part of the main flow (apart for a “see figure x” in the text).

The difficulty here comes from the request for a double page necessitating a page style change. This cannot be done transparently because the change is associated to a paragraph break. Therefore, you define the position of the page change, leaving some blank space at the end of the page preceding the graph which is anchored to the (empty) paragraph in the double page.

Even if the graph does not span several pages, the enclosing frame cannot be sent to a different page. It necessarily resides in the same page as the paragraph at which it is anchored, eventually causing the paragraph to be flushed to next page, according the the combined values of options in the Type and Wrap tabs.

To get more immediately usable instructions, edit (don’t use an answer) your specification above to precisely describe the case, notably clear the single/double page interrogation, give the dimensions of the chart and the page size, specify to which text element the chart is attached.

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[mikekaganski]

It seems that what you want is that the main text behave as if the two pages with infographic did not exist. Thus, it looks like the infographic is not bound to some specific piece of main text, and instead should be anchored to page.

So create a large text frame on the first of the two pages (covering the whole page text area - make it 100% of paragraph area), make it anchored to page, positioned to left and top of page text area, and wrap:off with zero spacing; copy the frame to the next page; select the first frame, and use Format|Frame and Object|Link Frames to link it to the next one.

This would do the trick. The two pages would become occupied by the two linked frames, and the main text would skip the pages, continuing uninterrupted, on the following pages.

[Teet]

Hello, it worked like intended, thank you very much!