LaTeX: don't want to *force* page break, just make the text respect the footer
Ok. So, here is a screenshot of what is happening:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/32343725@N00/3767441785/ As you can see the text is floating past the page number "2". This is the code: Code:
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article} I'm using TeXshop on MacOSX. Please tell me if you think I should just leave the formatting alone and fix it when the document is finished. This is sucky though because I was hoping to share the document as a template. Thanks! titanium_geek |
I guess this problem will get fixed once the text inside sections and subsections is inserted. LaTeX cannot places the titles properly because there so many floating objects (titles) and so little text. That is my diagnosis. Hope it helps
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Your title gets error
Code:
! LaTeX Error: There's no line here to end. Better: Code:
\title{\rule{0.6\linewidth}{1pt}\\ Even with the error, pdf output I get from your file does not show the page overrun that you see. For me - "final thoughts" is half-way down page 2 ... the footer should be at the bottom. It is not clear from your picture how the page is filled up. However, when fill the sections with lorem ipsum to bulk it out, or even just vertical space, the page size is honored. This means that the trouble is either in your viewer or TeXshop. Unless you've been playing around with custom page styles? |
Thanks Simon! Title Error fixed.
There are a total of 13 sections, I snipped from the code for readability. No custom pagestyles. Matz, your diagnosis looks like the correct one- copy-pasting various size lorem-ipsum text under each section and bingo, no evil page footer violations. Thanks, both! titanium_geek |
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