Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-09 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Robert Neumann wrote:

Sorry, I forgot to mention, that I'm already using \fancyhdr
But I don't manage to set different margins for the odd and even pages. 
e.g. the headsep is allways the same.

Regards Robert



I haven't used it (yet), but chngpage.sty might accommodate this.

/Paul




Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-09 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Robert Neumann wrote:

Sorry, I forgot to mention, that I'm already using \fancyhdr
But I don't manage to set different margins for the odd and even pages. 
e.g. the headsep is allways the same.

Regards Robert



I haven't used it (yet), but chngpage.sty might accommodate this.

/Paul




Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-09 Thread Paul A. Rubin

Robert Neumann wrote:

Sorry, I forgot to mention, that I'm already using \fancyhdr
But I don't manage to set different margins for the odd and even pages. 
e.g. the headsep is allways the same.

Regards Robert



I haven't used it (yet), but chngpage.sty might accommodate this.

/Paul




Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-05 Thread Robert Neumann
Sorry, I forgot to mention, that I'm already using \fancyhdr
But I don't manage to set different margins for the odd and even pages. 
e.g. the headsep is allways the same.
Regards Robert










Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-05 Thread Robert Neumann
Sorry, I forgot to mention, that I'm already using \fancyhdr
But I don't manage to set different margins for the odd and even pages. 
e.g. the headsep is allways the same.
Regards Robert










Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-05 Thread Robert Neumann
Sorry, I forgot to mention, that I'm already using \fancyhdr
But I don't manage to set different margins for the odd and even pages. 
e.g. the headsep is allways the same.
Regards Robert










different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-04 Thread Robert Neumann
hello, 
is there a way to define different vertical margins for odd and even pages? 
(I'm designing Vocabulary-Cards with lyx and on the odd side I need a header 
and a footer, but on the even side I need neither one - but space to write the 
anwer...) 
One of my Ideas was, to have small margins and then a negative headsep and 
footsep. this works for the header fine but not for the footer, the minus is 
ignored in the footsep 
 
thanks 
Robert 



Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-04 Thread Jean-Pierre Chretien

To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
From: Robert Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?
Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 15:06:17 + (UTC)

hello, 
is there a way to define different vertical margins for odd and even pages? 
(I'm designing Vocabulary-Cards with lyx and on the odd side I need a header 
and a footer, but on the even side I need neither one - but space to write 
the 
anwer...) 

Check the fancyhdr manual, the \lhead, \lfoot... have optional args to manage 
twosided documents.

E.g., to customize running headers:

\lhead[\fancyplain{\rm\thepage}{\rm\thepage}]{\fancyplain{}{\it\rightmark}}
\rhead[\fancyplain{}{\it\leftmark}]{\fancyplain{\rm\thepage}{\rm\thepage}}

(\fancyplain is used to remove the marks on plain pages, i.e. opening
chapter pages).

-- 
Jean-Pierre



different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-04 Thread Robert Neumann
hello, 
is there a way to define different vertical margins for odd and even pages? 
(I'm designing Vocabulary-Cards with lyx and on the odd side I need a header 
and a footer, but on the even side I need neither one - but space to write the 
anwer...) 
One of my Ideas was, to have small margins and then a negative headsep and 
footsep. this works for the header fine but not for the footer, the minus is 
ignored in the footsep 
 
thanks 
Robert 



Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-04 Thread Jean-Pierre Chretien

To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
From: Robert Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?
Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 15:06:17 + (UTC)

hello, 
is there a way to define different vertical margins for odd and even pages? 
(I'm designing Vocabulary-Cards with lyx and on the odd side I need a header 
and a footer, but on the even side I need neither one - but space to write 
the 
anwer...) 

Check the fancyhdr manual, the \lhead, \lfoot... have optional args to manage 
twosided documents.

E.g., to customize running headers:

\lhead[\fancyplain{\rm\thepage}{\rm\thepage}]{\fancyplain{}{\it\rightmark}}
\rhead[\fancyplain{}{\it\leftmark}]{\fancyplain{\rm\thepage}{\rm\thepage}}

(\fancyplain is used to remove the marks on plain pages, i.e. opening
chapter pages).

-- 
Jean-Pierre



different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-04 Thread Robert Neumann
hello, 
is there a way to define different vertical margins for odd and even pages? 
(I'm designing Vocabulary-Cards with lyx and on the odd side I need a header 
and a footer, but on the even side I need neither one - but space to write the 
anwer...) 
One of my Ideas was, to have small margins and then a negative headsep and 
footsep. this works for the header fine but not for the footer, the minus is 
ignored in the footsep 
 
thanks 
Robert 



Re: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?

2006-12-04 Thread Jean-Pierre Chretien

>>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org
>>From: Robert Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: different vertical margins for odd and even pages?
>>Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 15:06:17 + (UTC)
>>
>>hello, 
>>is there a way to define different vertical margins for odd and even pages? 
>>(I'm designing Vocabulary-Cards with lyx and on the odd side I need a header 
>>and a footer, but on the even side I need neither one - but space to write 
>>the 
>>anwer...) 

Check the fancyhdr manual, the \lhead, \lfoot... have optional args to manage 
twosided documents.

E.g., to customize running headers:

\lhead[\fancyplain{\rm\thepage}{\rm\thepage}]{\fancyplain{}{\it\rightmark}}
\rhead[\fancyplain{}{\it\leftmark}]{\fancyplain{\rm\thepage}{\rm\thepage}}

(\fancyplain is used to remove the marks on "plain" pages, i.e. opening
chapter pages).

-- 
Jean-Pierre