Is there a lowertitleback for extratitle?












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I am using the koma package to typeset my thesis and was wondering if there is something like "lowerextratitleback", i.e. the analog of lowertitleback for the extra title page which can be set using extratitle, to put text on the backside of the extra titlepage?










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    I am using the koma package to typeset my thesis and was wondering if there is something like "lowerextratitleback", i.e. the analog of lowertitleback for the extra title page which can be set using extratitle, to put text on the backside of the extra titlepage?










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      I am using the koma package to typeset my thesis and was wondering if there is something like "lowerextratitleback", i.e. the analog of lowertitleback for the extra title page which can be set using extratitle, to put text on the backside of the extra titlepage?










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          Now there is. :-) Note that extratitleback will only be typeset if extratitle isn't empty and twoside is enabled. This works for the titlepage as well as for the notitlepage class option. To patch maketitle (which features an optional argument in KOMA-Script) I used the trick described by Martin Scharrer in this answer.



          EDIT: Replaced extratitleback with upperextratitleback and lowerextratitleback. Note that -- corresponding to KOMA-Scripts implementation of uppertitleback and lowertitleback -- the arguments of the new commands are typeset in minipages, so the caveats for this environment apply (e.g., a parindent of 0pt).



          listfiles

          documentclass{scrbook}

          usepackage{etoolbox}

          makeatletter
          newcommand*{@upperextratitleback}{}%
          newcommand{upperextratitleback}[1]{gdef@upperextratitleback{%
          #1%
          }}
          newcommand*{@lowerextratitleback}{}%
          newcommand{lowerextratitleback}[1]{gdef@lowerextratitleback{%
          #1%
          }}
          newcommand*{@makeextratitleback}{%
          if@twoside
          noindent
          begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
          @upperextratitleback
          end{minipage}
          par
          vfill
          noindent
          begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
          @lowerextratitleback
          end{minipage}
          next@tpage
          fi
          }
          expandafterpatchcmdcsnamestringmaketitleendcsname{%
          cleardoubleemptypage
          }{%
          @makeextratitleback
          }{}{}
          patchcmd{@maketitle}{%
          if@twosidenullnext@tpagefi
          }{%
          @makeextratitleback
          }{}{}
          makeatother

          extratitle{Extratitle}
          upperextratitleback{Upperextratitleback}
          lowerextratitleback{Lowerextratitleback}
          title{Title}
          author{Author}
          uppertitleback{Uppertitleback}
          lowertitleback{Lowertitleback}

          begin{document}

          maketitle

          end{document}


          EDIT: Here's my file list produced by adding listfiles at the start of the example. Check if you're using the same versions.



           *File List*
          scrbook.cls 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script document class (book)
          scrkbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-dependent ba
          sics and keyval usage)
          scrbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-independent
          basics and keyval usage)
          keyval.sty 1999/03/16 v1.13 key=value parser (DPC)
          scrlfile.sty 2011/03/09 v3.09 KOMA-Script package (loading files)
          tocbasic.sty 2011/05/30 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (handling toc-files)
          scrsize11pt.clo 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script font size class option (11pt)
          typearea.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (type area)
          etoolbox.sty 2011/01/03 v2.1 e-TeX tools for LaTeX
          etex.sty 1998/03/26 v2.0 eTeX basic definition package (PEB)
          ***********





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          • The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 18 '12 at 19:23











          • @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

            – lockstep
            Jan 18 '12 at 22:08











          • No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 19 '12 at 9:51











          • I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 19 '12 at 19:30











          • @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

            – lockstep
            Jan 19 '12 at 19:45



















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          Since KOMA-Script 3.25, there has been a frontispiece command that adds a page to the verso of extratitle. This normally adds content to the top of the page without extra formatting, but one can add it to the foot using the minipage environment from the earlier answer:



          documentclass{scrbook}

          begin{document}

          extratitle{My book}

          frontispiece{%
          begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
          Upper extratitle text
          end{minipage}
          vfill
          begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
          Lower extratitle text
          end{minipage}
          }

          title{My Book}
          subtitle{An Experiment}
          author{Author}
          date{2019}
          publishers{StackExchange}

          uppertitleback{Upper title page text}

          lowertitleback{Lower title page text}

          dedication{To all StackExchangers}

          maketitle

          end{document}





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            I know this answer is a bit late, but it might help people who, like me, ended up here after a bit of searching.



            I'm using KOMA to typeset a book for the first time. It's very impressive but I needed a page on the verso of the halftitle to put the author's 'also bys'. As noted above the command extratitleback doesn't exist although it probably ought to.



            I couldn't get lockstep's example to work either and I'm not smart enough to work out what is going wrong. I'm using TeXworks 0.6.1 under Windows 7.



            However, there is a much simpler solution. It's just a question of using maketitle twice.



            (If there isn't a copyright page then insert a uppertitleback{} before the second maketitle otherwise there will be another page of also buys.)



            documentclass{scrbook}

            usepackage{lipsum}

            begin{document}

            frontmatter

            title{a short story book}
            author{}
            date{}
            uppertitleback{centering rmfamily scshape also by a n author\
            medskip
            normalfont A N Other Of My Books\
            A N Other Of My Books\

            }
            maketitle[1]

            title{A Short Story Book}
            author{A. N. Author}
            date{}
            publishers{A N Press}
            uppertitleback{Copyright Page}
            dedication{emph{to the totally wonderful people in my life}}

            maketitle[3]

            mainmatter

            chapter{First Story}

            lipsum[1]

            end{document}





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            • Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

              – Johannes_B
              Feb 11 '17 at 14:15











            • Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

              – edmundb
              Feb 12 '17 at 19:50













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            Now there is. :-) Note that extratitleback will only be typeset if extratitle isn't empty and twoside is enabled. This works for the titlepage as well as for the notitlepage class option. To patch maketitle (which features an optional argument in KOMA-Script) I used the trick described by Martin Scharrer in this answer.



            EDIT: Replaced extratitleback with upperextratitleback and lowerextratitleback. Note that -- corresponding to KOMA-Scripts implementation of uppertitleback and lowertitleback -- the arguments of the new commands are typeset in minipages, so the caveats for this environment apply (e.g., a parindent of 0pt).



            listfiles

            documentclass{scrbook}

            usepackage{etoolbox}

            makeatletter
            newcommand*{@upperextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{upperextratitleback}[1]{gdef@upperextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@lowerextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{lowerextratitleback}[1]{gdef@lowerextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@makeextratitleback}{%
            if@twoside
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
            @upperextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            par
            vfill
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
            @lowerextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            next@tpage
            fi
            }
            expandafterpatchcmdcsnamestringmaketitleendcsname{%
            cleardoubleemptypage
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            patchcmd{@maketitle}{%
            if@twosidenullnext@tpagefi
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            makeatother

            extratitle{Extratitle}
            upperextratitleback{Upperextratitleback}
            lowerextratitleback{Lowerextratitleback}
            title{Title}
            author{Author}
            uppertitleback{Uppertitleback}
            lowertitleback{Lowertitleback}

            begin{document}

            maketitle

            end{document}


            EDIT: Here's my file list produced by adding listfiles at the start of the example. Check if you're using the same versions.



             *File List*
            scrbook.cls 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script document class (book)
            scrkbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-dependent ba
            sics and keyval usage)
            scrbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-independent
            basics and keyval usage)
            keyval.sty 1999/03/16 v1.13 key=value parser (DPC)
            scrlfile.sty 2011/03/09 v3.09 KOMA-Script package (loading files)
            tocbasic.sty 2011/05/30 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (handling toc-files)
            scrsize11pt.clo 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script font size class option (11pt)
            typearea.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (type area)
            etoolbox.sty 2011/01/03 v2.1 e-TeX tools for LaTeX
            etex.sty 1998/03/26 v2.0 eTeX basic definition package (PEB)
            ***********





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            • The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 18 '12 at 19:23











            • @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

              – lockstep
              Jan 18 '12 at 22:08











            • No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 9:51











            • I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:30











            • @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

              – lockstep
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:45
















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            Now there is. :-) Note that extratitleback will only be typeset if extratitle isn't empty and twoside is enabled. This works for the titlepage as well as for the notitlepage class option. To patch maketitle (which features an optional argument in KOMA-Script) I used the trick described by Martin Scharrer in this answer.



            EDIT: Replaced extratitleback with upperextratitleback and lowerextratitleback. Note that -- corresponding to KOMA-Scripts implementation of uppertitleback and lowertitleback -- the arguments of the new commands are typeset in minipages, so the caveats for this environment apply (e.g., a parindent of 0pt).



            listfiles

            documentclass{scrbook}

            usepackage{etoolbox}

            makeatletter
            newcommand*{@upperextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{upperextratitleback}[1]{gdef@upperextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@lowerextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{lowerextratitleback}[1]{gdef@lowerextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@makeextratitleback}{%
            if@twoside
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
            @upperextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            par
            vfill
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
            @lowerextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            next@tpage
            fi
            }
            expandafterpatchcmdcsnamestringmaketitleendcsname{%
            cleardoubleemptypage
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            patchcmd{@maketitle}{%
            if@twosidenullnext@tpagefi
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            makeatother

            extratitle{Extratitle}
            upperextratitleback{Upperextratitleback}
            lowerextratitleback{Lowerextratitleback}
            title{Title}
            author{Author}
            uppertitleback{Uppertitleback}
            lowertitleback{Lowertitleback}

            begin{document}

            maketitle

            end{document}


            EDIT: Here's my file list produced by adding listfiles at the start of the example. Check if you're using the same versions.



             *File List*
            scrbook.cls 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script document class (book)
            scrkbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-dependent ba
            sics and keyval usage)
            scrbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-independent
            basics and keyval usage)
            keyval.sty 1999/03/16 v1.13 key=value parser (DPC)
            scrlfile.sty 2011/03/09 v3.09 KOMA-Script package (loading files)
            tocbasic.sty 2011/05/30 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (handling toc-files)
            scrsize11pt.clo 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script font size class option (11pt)
            typearea.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (type area)
            etoolbox.sty 2011/01/03 v2.1 e-TeX tools for LaTeX
            etex.sty 1998/03/26 v2.0 eTeX basic definition package (PEB)
            ***********





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            • The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 18 '12 at 19:23











            • @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

              – lockstep
              Jan 18 '12 at 22:08











            • No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 9:51











            • I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:30











            • @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

              – lockstep
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:45














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            Now there is. :-) Note that extratitleback will only be typeset if extratitle isn't empty and twoside is enabled. This works for the titlepage as well as for the notitlepage class option. To patch maketitle (which features an optional argument in KOMA-Script) I used the trick described by Martin Scharrer in this answer.



            EDIT: Replaced extratitleback with upperextratitleback and lowerextratitleback. Note that -- corresponding to KOMA-Scripts implementation of uppertitleback and lowertitleback -- the arguments of the new commands are typeset in minipages, so the caveats for this environment apply (e.g., a parindent of 0pt).



            listfiles

            documentclass{scrbook}

            usepackage{etoolbox}

            makeatletter
            newcommand*{@upperextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{upperextratitleback}[1]{gdef@upperextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@lowerextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{lowerextratitleback}[1]{gdef@lowerextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@makeextratitleback}{%
            if@twoside
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
            @upperextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            par
            vfill
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
            @lowerextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            next@tpage
            fi
            }
            expandafterpatchcmdcsnamestringmaketitleendcsname{%
            cleardoubleemptypage
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            patchcmd{@maketitle}{%
            if@twosidenullnext@tpagefi
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            makeatother

            extratitle{Extratitle}
            upperextratitleback{Upperextratitleback}
            lowerextratitleback{Lowerextratitleback}
            title{Title}
            author{Author}
            uppertitleback{Uppertitleback}
            lowertitleback{Lowertitleback}

            begin{document}

            maketitle

            end{document}


            EDIT: Here's my file list produced by adding listfiles at the start of the example. Check if you're using the same versions.



             *File List*
            scrbook.cls 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script document class (book)
            scrkbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-dependent ba
            sics and keyval usage)
            scrbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-independent
            basics and keyval usage)
            keyval.sty 1999/03/16 v1.13 key=value parser (DPC)
            scrlfile.sty 2011/03/09 v3.09 KOMA-Script package (loading files)
            tocbasic.sty 2011/05/30 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (handling toc-files)
            scrsize11pt.clo 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script font size class option (11pt)
            typearea.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (type area)
            etoolbox.sty 2011/01/03 v2.1 e-TeX tools for LaTeX
            etex.sty 1998/03/26 v2.0 eTeX basic definition package (PEB)
            ***********





            share|improve this answer















            Now there is. :-) Note that extratitleback will only be typeset if extratitle isn't empty and twoside is enabled. This works for the titlepage as well as for the notitlepage class option. To patch maketitle (which features an optional argument in KOMA-Script) I used the trick described by Martin Scharrer in this answer.



            EDIT: Replaced extratitleback with upperextratitleback and lowerextratitleback. Note that -- corresponding to KOMA-Scripts implementation of uppertitleback and lowertitleback -- the arguments of the new commands are typeset in minipages, so the caveats for this environment apply (e.g., a parindent of 0pt).



            listfiles

            documentclass{scrbook}

            usepackage{etoolbox}

            makeatletter
            newcommand*{@upperextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{upperextratitleback}[1]{gdef@upperextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@lowerextratitleback}{}%
            newcommand{lowerextratitleback}[1]{gdef@lowerextratitleback{%
            #1%
            }}
            newcommand*{@makeextratitleback}{%
            if@twoside
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
            @upperextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            par
            vfill
            noindent
            begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
            @lowerextratitleback
            end{minipage}
            next@tpage
            fi
            }
            expandafterpatchcmdcsnamestringmaketitleendcsname{%
            cleardoubleemptypage
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            patchcmd{@maketitle}{%
            if@twosidenullnext@tpagefi
            }{%
            @makeextratitleback
            }{}{}
            makeatother

            extratitle{Extratitle}
            upperextratitleback{Upperextratitleback}
            lowerextratitleback{Lowerextratitleback}
            title{Title}
            author{Author}
            uppertitleback{Uppertitleback}
            lowertitleback{Lowertitleback}

            begin{document}

            maketitle

            end{document}


            EDIT: Here's my file list produced by adding listfiles at the start of the example. Check if you're using the same versions.



             *File List*
            scrbook.cls 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script document class (book)
            scrkbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-dependent ba
            sics and keyval usage)
            scrbase.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (KOMA-Script-independent
            basics and keyval usage)
            keyval.sty 1999/03/16 v1.13 key=value parser (DPC)
            scrlfile.sty 2011/03/09 v3.09 KOMA-Script package (loading files)
            tocbasic.sty 2011/05/30 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (handling toc-files)
            scrsize11pt.clo 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script font size class option (11pt)
            typearea.sty 2011/06/16 v3.09a KOMA-Script package (type area)
            etoolbox.sty 2011/01/03 v2.1 e-TeX tools for LaTeX
            etex.sty 1998/03/26 v2.0 eTeX basic definition package (PEB)
            ***********






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            • The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 18 '12 at 19:23











            • @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

              – lockstep
              Jan 18 '12 at 22:08











            • No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 9:51











            • I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:30











            • @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

              – lockstep
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:45



















            • The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 18 '12 at 19:23











            • @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

              – lockstep
              Jan 18 '12 at 22:08











            • No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 9:51











            • I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

              – fuenfundachtzig
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:30











            • @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

              – lockstep
              Jan 19 '12 at 19:45

















            The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 18 '12 at 19:23





            The version before the edit worked fine, but I can't get the updated version to print the Upperextratitleback and Lowerextratitleback text.

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 18 '12 at 19:23













            @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

            – lockstep
            Jan 18 '12 at 22:08





            @fuenfundachtzig Does my example work for you? If yes, you must be doing something different in your actual document.

            – lockstep
            Jan 18 '12 at 22:08













            No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 19 '12 at 9:51





            No, it's the example that doesn't work. I've tried on two different machines but without success.

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 19 '12 at 9:51













            I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 19 '12 at 19:30





            I am using v3.04a of KOMA-Script (3.03 / 3.03b for scrlfile.sty, tocbasic.sty) and v1.8 e-Tex tools. (Ubuntu 11.10).

            – fuenfundachtzig
            Jan 19 '12 at 19:30













            @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

            – lockstep
            Jan 19 '12 at 19:45





            @fuenfundachtzig Please upgrade your TeX distribution and try again.

            – lockstep
            Jan 19 '12 at 19:45











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            Since KOMA-Script 3.25, there has been a frontispiece command that adds a page to the verso of extratitle. This normally adds content to the top of the page without extra formatting, but one can add it to the foot using the minipage environment from the earlier answer:



            documentclass{scrbook}

            begin{document}

            extratitle{My book}

            frontispiece{%
            begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
            Upper extratitle text
            end{minipage}
            vfill
            begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
            Lower extratitle text
            end{minipage}
            }

            title{My Book}
            subtitle{An Experiment}
            author{Author}
            date{2019}
            publishers{StackExchange}

            uppertitleback{Upper title page text}

            lowertitleback{Lower title page text}

            dedication{To all StackExchangers}

            maketitle

            end{document}





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              Since KOMA-Script 3.25, there has been a frontispiece command that adds a page to the verso of extratitle. This normally adds content to the top of the page without extra formatting, but one can add it to the foot using the minipage environment from the earlier answer:



              documentclass{scrbook}

              begin{document}

              extratitle{My book}

              frontispiece{%
              begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
              Upper extratitle text
              end{minipage}
              vfill
              begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
              Lower extratitle text
              end{minipage}
              }

              title{My Book}
              subtitle{An Experiment}
              author{Author}
              date{2019}
              publishers{StackExchange}

              uppertitleback{Upper title page text}

              lowertitleback{Lower title page text}

              dedication{To all StackExchangers}

              maketitle

              end{document}





              share|improve this answer


























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                1







                Since KOMA-Script 3.25, there has been a frontispiece command that adds a page to the verso of extratitle. This normally adds content to the top of the page without extra formatting, but one can add it to the foot using the minipage environment from the earlier answer:



                documentclass{scrbook}

                begin{document}

                extratitle{My book}

                frontispiece{%
                begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
                Upper extratitle text
                end{minipage}
                vfill
                begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
                Lower extratitle text
                end{minipage}
                }

                title{My Book}
                subtitle{An Experiment}
                author{Author}
                date{2019}
                publishers{StackExchange}

                uppertitleback{Upper title page text}

                lowertitleback{Lower title page text}

                dedication{To all StackExchangers}

                maketitle

                end{document}





                share|improve this answer













                Since KOMA-Script 3.25, there has been a frontispiece command that adds a page to the verso of extratitle. This normally adds content to the top of the page without extra formatting, but one can add it to the foot using the minipage environment from the earlier answer:



                documentclass{scrbook}

                begin{document}

                extratitle{My book}

                frontispiece{%
                begin{minipage}[t]{textwidth}
                Upper extratitle text
                end{minipage}
                vfill
                begin{minipage}[b]{textwidth}
                Lower extratitle text
                end{minipage}
                }

                title{My Book}
                subtitle{An Experiment}
                author{Author}
                date{2019}
                publishers{StackExchange}

                uppertitleback{Upper title page text}

                lowertitleback{Lower title page text}

                dedication{To all StackExchangers}

                maketitle

                end{document}






                share|improve this answer












                share|improve this answer



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                answered Jan 17 at 17:28









                Andrew DunningAndrew Dunning

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                    I know this answer is a bit late, but it might help people who, like me, ended up here after a bit of searching.



                    I'm using KOMA to typeset a book for the first time. It's very impressive but I needed a page on the verso of the halftitle to put the author's 'also bys'. As noted above the command extratitleback doesn't exist although it probably ought to.



                    I couldn't get lockstep's example to work either and I'm not smart enough to work out what is going wrong. I'm using TeXworks 0.6.1 under Windows 7.



                    However, there is a much simpler solution. It's just a question of using maketitle twice.



                    (If there isn't a copyright page then insert a uppertitleback{} before the second maketitle otherwise there will be another page of also buys.)



                    documentclass{scrbook}

                    usepackage{lipsum}

                    begin{document}

                    frontmatter

                    title{a short story book}
                    author{}
                    date{}
                    uppertitleback{centering rmfamily scshape also by a n author\
                    medskip
                    normalfont A N Other Of My Books\
                    A N Other Of My Books\

                    }
                    maketitle[1]

                    title{A Short Story Book}
                    author{A. N. Author}
                    date{}
                    publishers{A N Press}
                    uppertitleback{Copyright Page}
                    dedication{emph{to the totally wonderful people in my life}}

                    maketitle[3]

                    mainmatter

                    chapter{First Story}

                    lipsum[1]

                    end{document}





                    share|improve this answer
























                    • Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

                      – Johannes_B
                      Feb 11 '17 at 14:15











                    • Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

                      – edmundb
                      Feb 12 '17 at 19:50


















                    0














                    I know this answer is a bit late, but it might help people who, like me, ended up here after a bit of searching.



                    I'm using KOMA to typeset a book for the first time. It's very impressive but I needed a page on the verso of the halftitle to put the author's 'also bys'. As noted above the command extratitleback doesn't exist although it probably ought to.



                    I couldn't get lockstep's example to work either and I'm not smart enough to work out what is going wrong. I'm using TeXworks 0.6.1 under Windows 7.



                    However, there is a much simpler solution. It's just a question of using maketitle twice.



                    (If there isn't a copyright page then insert a uppertitleback{} before the second maketitle otherwise there will be another page of also buys.)



                    documentclass{scrbook}

                    usepackage{lipsum}

                    begin{document}

                    frontmatter

                    title{a short story book}
                    author{}
                    date{}
                    uppertitleback{centering rmfamily scshape also by a n author\
                    medskip
                    normalfont A N Other Of My Books\
                    A N Other Of My Books\

                    }
                    maketitle[1]

                    title{A Short Story Book}
                    author{A. N. Author}
                    date{}
                    publishers{A N Press}
                    uppertitleback{Copyright Page}
                    dedication{emph{to the totally wonderful people in my life}}

                    maketitle[3]

                    mainmatter

                    chapter{First Story}

                    lipsum[1]

                    end{document}





                    share|improve this answer
























                    • Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

                      – Johannes_B
                      Feb 11 '17 at 14:15











                    • Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

                      – edmundb
                      Feb 12 '17 at 19:50
















                    0












                    0








                    0







                    I know this answer is a bit late, but it might help people who, like me, ended up here after a bit of searching.



                    I'm using KOMA to typeset a book for the first time. It's very impressive but I needed a page on the verso of the halftitle to put the author's 'also bys'. As noted above the command extratitleback doesn't exist although it probably ought to.



                    I couldn't get lockstep's example to work either and I'm not smart enough to work out what is going wrong. I'm using TeXworks 0.6.1 under Windows 7.



                    However, there is a much simpler solution. It's just a question of using maketitle twice.



                    (If there isn't a copyright page then insert a uppertitleback{} before the second maketitle otherwise there will be another page of also buys.)



                    documentclass{scrbook}

                    usepackage{lipsum}

                    begin{document}

                    frontmatter

                    title{a short story book}
                    author{}
                    date{}
                    uppertitleback{centering rmfamily scshape also by a n author\
                    medskip
                    normalfont A N Other Of My Books\
                    A N Other Of My Books\

                    }
                    maketitle[1]

                    title{A Short Story Book}
                    author{A. N. Author}
                    date{}
                    publishers{A N Press}
                    uppertitleback{Copyright Page}
                    dedication{emph{to the totally wonderful people in my life}}

                    maketitle[3]

                    mainmatter

                    chapter{First Story}

                    lipsum[1]

                    end{document}





                    share|improve this answer













                    I know this answer is a bit late, but it might help people who, like me, ended up here after a bit of searching.



                    I'm using KOMA to typeset a book for the first time. It's very impressive but I needed a page on the verso of the halftitle to put the author's 'also bys'. As noted above the command extratitleback doesn't exist although it probably ought to.



                    I couldn't get lockstep's example to work either and I'm not smart enough to work out what is going wrong. I'm using TeXworks 0.6.1 under Windows 7.



                    However, there is a much simpler solution. It's just a question of using maketitle twice.



                    (If there isn't a copyright page then insert a uppertitleback{} before the second maketitle otherwise there will be another page of also buys.)



                    documentclass{scrbook}

                    usepackage{lipsum}

                    begin{document}

                    frontmatter

                    title{a short story book}
                    author{}
                    date{}
                    uppertitleback{centering rmfamily scshape also by a n author\
                    medskip
                    normalfont A N Other Of My Books\
                    A N Other Of My Books\

                    }
                    maketitle[1]

                    title{A Short Story Book}
                    author{A. N. Author}
                    date{}
                    publishers{A N Press}
                    uppertitleback{Copyright Page}
                    dedication{emph{to the totally wonderful people in my life}}

                    maketitle[3]

                    mainmatter

                    chapter{First Story}

                    lipsum[1]

                    end{document}






                    share|improve this answer












                    share|improve this answer



                    share|improve this answer










                    answered Feb 11 '17 at 12:37









                    edmundbedmundb

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                    • Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

                      – Johannes_B
                      Feb 11 '17 at 14:15











                    • Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

                      – edmundb
                      Feb 12 '17 at 19:50





















                    • Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

                      – Johannes_B
                      Feb 11 '17 at 14:15











                    • Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

                      – edmundb
                      Feb 12 '17 at 19:50



















                    Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

                    – Johannes_B
                    Feb 11 '17 at 14:15





                    Wouldn t it be much much much more easy to simply place the stuff yourself instead of fiddling with a layout another human has decided for? I find this so very confusing.

                    – Johannes_B
                    Feb 11 '17 at 14:15













                    Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

                    – edmundb
                    Feb 12 '17 at 19:50







                    Thank you for your comment. I take your point. Usually I code from scratch but a colleague recommended KOMA as an aid to productivity and consistency and, by and large, I'm happy with it. The lack of a halftitle verso was the first issue I'd come across and, since it's needed in most books, I thought it was worth sharing the workaround. It's less of a sledgehammer than writing a whole new macro (which is also fiddling with another human's layout). However you are right, it's not that much more effort to do a stand alone halftitle and 'Also By'.

                    – edmundb
                    Feb 12 '17 at 19:50




















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