Christopher M. Jones wrote:
> I think you want
>
> \setlength\interfootnotelinepenalty{10000}
>
> But you should check out Herbert Voss's tips and tricks page. That will tell
> you for sure.
Thanks for replying. I tried putting the line in the preamble, but there
was no change. I also tried "\interfootnotelinepenalty=10000" like it
says in the LyXTips page, and both commands using \AtBeginDocument, but
nothing worked.
Could Babel be getting in the way? How about the fancyhdr package?
That's all I could think of.
Thanks again.
> Also sprach Roberto Hernandez:
>
>>Hey everyone,
>>
>>I'm writing a document where I have some very long footnotes. After a
>>certain number of lines, the footnotes get split, so part of the text is
>>on the next page. This isn't the behavior I want. What I'd like is the
>>whole footnote in one page, even if LaTeX thinks that doesn't look good.
>>
>>How can I go about doing that?
>>
>>I'm using koma-script book class, one sided.
>>
>>Question 2:
>>
>>When I set the margins using the geometry package, there's extra space
>>at the top. I assume that space is being saved for the header, which I'm
>>not using. Can I specify the distance between the top/bottom of the page
>>and the actual text? (not including header/footer space)
>>
>>TIA,
>>
>>Roberto
>>
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