Hello, Dan Lewis wrote:
Sorry, but you are not using styles: you are only using one page style. What you want to do requires two page styles: one for the left page and one for the right page. You do not want to do this.
I have said again and again that this is not the problem. Let's just forget about left/right pages and look at a single-sided document. The graphic in that header will still shift slightly to the left on all but the first page.
I have attached a document using a single-sided (right) page layout. Can you see that the header graphic has been shifted left? No one has actually confirmed this. Perhaps it's only on my installation of OOo?
What happens when you mirror the pages, everything gets mirrored. This means the "right" page has the graphic anchored to the right of the page number. The mirror to that puts the anchor of the graphic to the left of the left page numbers. This is exactly what you said you did not want. BUT, it is exactly what mirroring is suppose to do.
That's not true. Mirrored simply means that there are inner and outer margins instead of left an right margins. From the Writer help:
MirroredUse this layout if you want to bind the printed pages like a book. The left and right margins become the inner and outer margins of the book.
The left and right page headers are completely independent from each other. If you look closely, you can see that the graphics on the even and odd pages are not mirrored versions of each other (look at the rounded rectangles and their relative positions). Try to edit the text in the headers on even and odd pages and see that they are independent.
In this whole thread, you completely ignored the actual problem and went on and on about styles. I know how to use styles, trust me. They are not the problem here.
Regards, Brecht
headers_singlesided.odt
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