Set up twopage offset for different pages manually












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Currently writing my thesis using the twoside report document class which pushes everything on an odd page to the left and everything on an even page to the right.



I have set up my document in a way which requires this to be tuned slightly.



My title page needs centering - which was easy enough using the newgeometry{centering} command.



I then need the following pages to all be pushed to the right regardless of page number since I have abstract (page i) followed by a blank page then table of contents (page ii) etc. These all need to be pushed to the right as if they had even page numbers.



Then my main body of text restarts numbering at 1 (after another blank page), however it just so happens that because of the number of pages leading up to the start of the document that this should be pushed to the right (as if it was an even numbered page), following this they need to alternate like normal.



This is how the document is set up currently:



documentclass[12pt,twoside]{report}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[a4paper,width=150mm,top=25mm,bottom=25mm]{geometry}

usepackage{afterpage}

newcommandblankpage{

    null

    thispagestyle{empty}

    addtocounter{page}{-1}

    newpage}  



begin{document}

newgeometry{centering}

Title page

afterpage{blankpage}

restoregeometry

raggedbottom

pagenumbering{roman}

chapter*{Abstract}

Abstract

setcounter{page}{1}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abstract}

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%% ADDING CONTENTS PAGE

tableofcontents

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{List of Abbreviations}

afterpage{blankpage}

setcounter{page}{3}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{List of Abbreviations}

Abbreviations

%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{Acknowledgements}

afterpage{blankpage}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Acknowledgements}

Thanks

%%%%%%%%

chapter{Intro}

pagenumbering{arabic}

setcounter{page}{1}

chapter{2}

Chapter 2

end{document}





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  • If I undestand you correctly, the first page of your main text is numbered with 1 (odd) but actually is because of the amount of pages before it, an even (left) page. I as a reader would be confused by this as I would aways expect an odd number on a right page and an even number on a left page. If you want your thesis o be printed double-page, I would add an empty page to the backsied of the titlepage. This way page number 1 should be a right page instead of a left one.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:01











  • Apart from my previous comment, please make a compilable minimal working example (MWE) including the documentclass and all relevant packages. We also don't have access to all your inputed files. So please replace them by some dummy text.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:03











  • @leandriis Yeah so thats kind of it, its going to be printed back to back, so my first pages Title -> Acknowledgements will be on its own with blank paper on the back, therefore appears on the right hand side if you were reading like a book - therefore all of these needs to be pushed to the right to allow space in the left margin for binding. Page 1 on the main text also starts on the right hand side as if it was a book, but because it has an odd page number it is pushed to the left and not the right.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:31













  • @leandriis I will edit the original post with a MWE, albeit not that minimal but it includes everything I think you will need.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:32













  • Thank you for your update. So, if I interpret this corretly, you expect the inner margin (the one that is near the spine od the book) to be wieder than the outer margin. Regarding this, you might be interested in the following: Illogical twoside margins

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:36
















0















Currently writing my thesis using the twoside report document class which pushes everything on an odd page to the left and everything on an even page to the right.



I have set up my document in a way which requires this to be tuned slightly.



My title page needs centering - which was easy enough using the newgeometry{centering} command.



I then need the following pages to all be pushed to the right regardless of page number since I have abstract (page i) followed by a blank page then table of contents (page ii) etc. These all need to be pushed to the right as if they had even page numbers.



Then my main body of text restarts numbering at 1 (after another blank page), however it just so happens that because of the number of pages leading up to the start of the document that this should be pushed to the right (as if it was an even numbered page), following this they need to alternate like normal.



This is how the document is set up currently:



documentclass[12pt,twoside]{report}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[a4paper,width=150mm,top=25mm,bottom=25mm]{geometry}

usepackage{afterpage}

newcommandblankpage{

    null

    thispagestyle{empty}

    addtocounter{page}{-1}

    newpage}  



begin{document}

newgeometry{centering}

Title page

afterpage{blankpage}

restoregeometry

raggedbottom

pagenumbering{roman}

chapter*{Abstract}

Abstract

setcounter{page}{1}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abstract}

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%% ADDING CONTENTS PAGE

tableofcontents

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{List of Abbreviations}

afterpage{blankpage}

setcounter{page}{3}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{List of Abbreviations}

Abbreviations

%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{Acknowledgements}

afterpage{blankpage}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Acknowledgements}

Thanks

%%%%%%%%

chapter{Intro}

pagenumbering{arabic}

setcounter{page}{1}

chapter{2}

Chapter 2

end{document}





geometry report page binding







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  • If I undestand you correctly, the first page of your main text is numbered with 1 (odd) but actually is because of the amount of pages before it, an even (left) page. I as a reader would be confused by this as I would aways expect an odd number on a right page and an even number on a left page. If you want your thesis o be printed double-page, I would add an empty page to the backsied of the titlepage. This way page number 1 should be a right page instead of a left one.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:01











  • Apart from my previous comment, please make a compilable minimal working example (MWE) including the documentclass and all relevant packages. We also don't have access to all your inputed files. So please replace them by some dummy text.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:03











  • @leandriis Yeah so thats kind of it, its going to be printed back to back, so my first pages Title -> Acknowledgements will be on its own with blank paper on the back, therefore appears on the right hand side if you were reading like a book - therefore all of these needs to be pushed to the right to allow space in the left margin for binding. Page 1 on the main text also starts on the right hand side as if it was a book, but because it has an odd page number it is pushed to the left and not the right.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:31













  • @leandriis I will edit the original post with a MWE, albeit not that minimal but it includes everything I think you will need.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:32













  • Thank you for your update. So, if I interpret this corretly, you expect the inner margin (the one that is near the spine od the book) to be wieder than the outer margin. Regarding this, you might be interested in the following: Illogical twoside margins

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:36














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Currently writing my thesis using the twoside report document class which pushes everything on an odd page to the left and everything on an even page to the right.



I have set up my document in a way which requires this to be tuned slightly.



My title page needs centering - which was easy enough using the newgeometry{centering} command.



I then need the following pages to all be pushed to the right regardless of page number since I have abstract (page i) followed by a blank page then table of contents (page ii) etc. These all need to be pushed to the right as if they had even page numbers.



Then my main body of text restarts numbering at 1 (after another blank page), however it just so happens that because of the number of pages leading up to the start of the document that this should be pushed to the right (as if it was an even numbered page), following this they need to alternate like normal.



This is how the document is set up currently:



documentclass[12pt,twoside]{report}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[a4paper,width=150mm,top=25mm,bottom=25mm]{geometry}

usepackage{afterpage}

newcommandblankpage{

    null

    thispagestyle{empty}

    addtocounter{page}{-1}

    newpage}  



begin{document}

newgeometry{centering}

Title page

afterpage{blankpage}

restoregeometry

raggedbottom

pagenumbering{roman}

chapter*{Abstract}

Abstract

setcounter{page}{1}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abstract}

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%% ADDING CONTENTS PAGE

tableofcontents

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{List of Abbreviations}

afterpage{blankpage}

setcounter{page}{3}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{List of Abbreviations}

Abbreviations

%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{Acknowledgements}

afterpage{blankpage}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Acknowledgements}

Thanks

%%%%%%%%

chapter{Intro}

pagenumbering{arabic}

setcounter{page}{1}

chapter{2}

Chapter 2

end{document}





geometry report page binding







share|improve this question
















Currently writing my thesis using the twoside report document class which pushes everything on an odd page to the left and everything on an even page to the right.



I have set up my document in a way which requires this to be tuned slightly.



My title page needs centering - which was easy enough using the newgeometry{centering} command.



I then need the following pages to all be pushed to the right regardless of page number since I have abstract (page i) followed by a blank page then table of contents (page ii) etc. These all need to be pushed to the right as if they had even page numbers.



Then my main body of text restarts numbering at 1 (after another blank page), however it just so happens that because of the number of pages leading up to the start of the document that this should be pushed to the right (as if it was an even numbered page), following this they need to alternate like normal.



This is how the document is set up currently:



documentclass[12pt,twoside]{report}

usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}

usepackage[a4paper,width=150mm,top=25mm,bottom=25mm]{geometry}

usepackage{afterpage}

newcommandblankpage{

    null

    thispagestyle{empty}

    addtocounter{page}{-1}

    newpage}  



begin{document}

newgeometry{centering}

Title page

afterpage{blankpage}

restoregeometry

raggedbottom

pagenumbering{roman}

chapter*{Abstract}

Abstract

setcounter{page}{1}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Abstract}

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%% ADDING CONTENTS PAGE

tableofcontents

afterpage{blankpage}

%%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{List of Abbreviations}

afterpage{blankpage}

setcounter{page}{3}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{List of Abbreviations}

Abbreviations

%%%%%%%%%

chapter*{Acknowledgements}

afterpage{blankpage}

addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Acknowledgements}

Thanks

%%%%%%%%

chapter{Intro}

pagenumbering{arabic}

setcounter{page}{1}

chapter{2}

Chapter 2

end{document}





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  • If I undestand you correctly, the first page of your main text is numbered with 1 (odd) but actually is because of the amount of pages before it, an even (left) page. I as a reader would be confused by this as I would aways expect an odd number on a right page and an even number on a left page. If you want your thesis o be printed double-page, I would add an empty page to the backsied of the titlepage. This way page number 1 should be a right page instead of a left one.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:01











  • Apart from my previous comment, please make a compilable minimal working example (MWE) including the documentclass and all relevant packages. We also don't have access to all your inputed files. So please replace them by some dummy text.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:03











  • @leandriis Yeah so thats kind of it, its going to be printed back to back, so my first pages Title -> Acknowledgements will be on its own with blank paper on the back, therefore appears on the right hand side if you were reading like a book - therefore all of these needs to be pushed to the right to allow space in the left margin for binding. Page 1 on the main text also starts on the right hand side as if it was a book, but because it has an odd page number it is pushed to the left and not the right.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:31













  • @leandriis I will edit the original post with a MWE, albeit not that minimal but it includes everything I think you will need.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:32













  • Thank you for your update. So, if I interpret this corretly, you expect the inner margin (the one that is near the spine od the book) to be wieder than the outer margin. Regarding this, you might be interested in the following: Illogical twoside margins

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:36



















  • If I undestand you correctly, the first page of your main text is numbered with 1 (odd) but actually is because of the amount of pages before it, an even (left) page. I as a reader would be confused by this as I would aways expect an odd number on a right page and an even number on a left page. If you want your thesis o be printed double-page, I would add an empty page to the backsied of the titlepage. This way page number 1 should be a right page instead of a left one.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:01











  • Apart from my previous comment, please make a compilable minimal working example (MWE) including the documentclass and all relevant packages. We also don't have access to all your inputed files. So please replace them by some dummy text.

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:03











  • @leandriis Yeah so thats kind of it, its going to be printed back to back, so my first pages Title -> Acknowledgements will be on its own with blank paper on the back, therefore appears on the right hand side if you were reading like a book - therefore all of these needs to be pushed to the right to allow space in the left margin for binding. Page 1 on the main text also starts on the right hand side as if it was a book, but because it has an odd page number it is pushed to the left and not the right.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:31













  • @leandriis I will edit the original post with a MWE, albeit not that minimal but it includes everything I think you will need.

    – khazoona
    Mar 12 at 20:32













  • Thank you for your update. So, if I interpret this corretly, you expect the inner margin (the one that is near the spine od the book) to be wieder than the outer margin. Regarding this, you might be interested in the following: Illogical twoside margins

    – leandriis
    Mar 12 at 20:36

















If I undestand you correctly, the first page of your main text is numbered with 1 (odd) but actually is because of the amount of pages before it, an even (left) page. I as a reader would be confused by this as I would aways expect an odd number on a right page and an even number on a left page. If you want your thesis o be printed double-page, I would add an empty page to the backsied of the titlepage. This way page number 1 should be a right page instead of a left one.

– leandriis
Mar 12 at 20:01





If I undestand you correctly, the first page of your main text is numbered with 1 (odd) but actually is because of the amount of pages before it, an even (left) page. I as a reader would be confused by this as I would aways expect an odd number on a right page and an even number on a left page. If you want your thesis o be printed double-page, I would add an empty page to the backsied of the titlepage. This way page number 1 should be a right page instead of a left one.

– leandriis
Mar 12 at 20:01













Apart from my previous comment, please make a compilable minimal working example (MWE) including the documentclass and all relevant packages. We also don't have access to all your inputed files. So please replace them by some dummy text.

– leandriis
Mar 12 at 20:03





Apart from my previous comment, please make a compilable minimal working example (MWE) including the documentclass and all relevant packages. We also don't have access to all your inputed files. So please replace them by some dummy text.

– leandriis
Mar 12 at 20:03













@leandriis Yeah so thats kind of it, its going to be printed back to back, so my first pages Title -> Acknowledgements will be on its own with blank paper on the back, therefore appears on the right hand side if you were reading like a book - therefore all of these needs to be pushed to the right to allow space in the left margin for binding. Page 1 on the main text also starts on the right hand side as if it was a book, but because it has an odd page number it is pushed to the left and not the right.

– khazoona
Mar 12 at 20:31







@leandriis Yeah so thats kind of it, its going to be printed back to back, so my first pages Title -> Acknowledgements will be on its own with blank paper on the back, therefore appears on the right hand side if you were reading like a book - therefore all of these needs to be pushed to the right to allow space in the left margin for binding. Page 1 on the main text also starts on the right hand side as if it was a book, but because it has an odd page number it is pushed to the left and not the right.

– khazoona
Mar 12 at 20:31















@leandriis I will edit the original post with a MWE, albeit not that minimal but it includes everything I think you will need.

– khazoona
Mar 12 at 20:32







@leandriis I will edit the original post with a MWE, albeit not that minimal but it includes everything I think you will need.

– khazoona
Mar 12 at 20:32















Thank you for your update. So, if I interpret this corretly, you expect the inner margin (the one that is near the spine od the book) to be wieder than the outer margin. Regarding this, you might be interested in the following: Illogical twoside margins

– leandriis
Mar 12 at 20:36





Thank you for your update. So, if I interpret this corretly, you expect the inner margin (the one that is near the spine od the book) to be wieder than the outer margin. Regarding this, you might be interested in the following: Illogical twoside margins

– leandriis
Mar 12 at 20:36










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