https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160686
--- Comment #42 from David <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #41) > Different margins = different page style. Maybe the top margin is to be changed on the first page. The spacing on a heading could be changed, but so could the page margin. > No, you couldn't. That's the style for the first page in a sequence of > Default-Page-Style documents. Its other uses in your document would be > messed up. And if you notice in my example document that the next style is set for a default page style, which I usually set as mirrored. > "If I want XYZ" - Define your own custom style to do more specific things > which you want. Why are you demanding what I do? > 1. Again, you're suggesting a different and contradictory use for "Right > Page". If you actually want that - open a bug about it. > 2. No, it really couldn't, because what you described is not the style of > "Right Page"'s, whatever that means. OK. Then please attach a sample document so that we can all learn what a better (i.e. simpler) procedure would be than what I have attached and so I don't run afoul of the page style police. -Assume multiple chapters or sections. -Assume that no direct configuration is to be done by the user. -Assume that any header/footer information is changed only by fields. -Assume that each chapter or section is to begin only on a right-hand page. -Assume that a heading will be used to initiate a page break with the specified style and only as a right-hand page. -Assume that other options may also want to be re-configured for only that right-hand page. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
