On Monday 30 October 2006 10:01 am, Brecht Machiels wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Richard Detwiler wrote:
> >> I don't need two different page styles. I need one page style
> >> ("Body" in my case), with a different headers for even and odd
> >> pages.
> >
> > ??? If you want different headers for even and odd pages, it
> > sounds to me like you need two page styles, unless I'm missing
> > something.
>
> If you set the page layout to "mirrored" or "Right and left" in
> Format->Page->Page->Layout settings, you can. In
> Format->Page->Header you need to disable "Same content left/right".
>
> Can we now just focus on the problem please? :)
> When setting the page layout to "Only right", the graphic is placed
> on the same position on every page, but I cannot place it right up
> to the right border of the page for some reason. Right after moving
> the graphic, it will also jump up and to the left for some reason.
>
> I suspect this is just a nasty bug in Writer. I was hoping someone
> would know of a workaround.
>
> Regards,
> Brecht
The problem is simple. Writer is designed to use Styles. You do
not want to use Styles. Characters have styles, paragraphs have
styles, and pages have styles. This conflict is the major cause of
your frustration.
Then there is the problem with where the graphic ends. As I have
seen mentioned by another member of this mailing list, most printers
can not print a graphic all the way to the border of the page.
However, I had no problems with moving the graphic to the edge of the
page and then saving it. When reopened it was still where I had moved
it. Perhaps this also has something to do with styles, but I can not
be sure of that point.
Dan
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