diff options
Diffstat (limited to 'doc/user/typ_book')
| -rw-r--r-- | doc/user/typ_book | 28 |
1 files changed, 22 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/doc/user/typ_book b/doc/user/typ_book index 34abde2..59d81e5 100644 --- a/doc/user/typ_book +++ b/doc/user/typ_book @@ -326,13 +326,29 @@ representative sample of these options, showing their default values: "}" } Section {@NumberOf setup} explains how to make your own setup file and -change its options. @Code "@TitlePageFont" is the font used on the title +change its options; here we just explain what the options do. +@PP +@Code "@TitlePageFont" is the font used on the title title.page.font. @Index @Code "@TitlePageFont" -page of the book, not including a size. @Code "@ChapterStartPages" -determines what kinds of pages chapters and other major components of the -book may begin on, and may be {@Code Any}, {@Code Odd}, or {@Code Even}, -meaning any page, odd-numbered pages only, or even-numbered pages -only. @Code "@SeparateIntroNumbering" +page of the book, not including a size. +@PP +@Code "@ChapterStartPages" determines what kinds of pages chapters and +chapter.start.pages @Index @Code "@ChapterStartPages" +other major components of the book may begin on, and may be {@Code Any}, +{@Code Odd}, or {@Code Even}, meaning any page, odd-numbered pages only, +or even-numbered pages only. It may also be {@Code SamePage}, which +means that chapters and appendices will continue directly after the +previous chapter or appendix, on the same page (other major components +such as the table of contents and index will start on a fresh page +as usual). If you switch to {@Code SamePage}, you will probably need +to adjust {@Code "@ChapterHeadingFont"} and {@Code "@AboveChapterGap"}, +described below, since their default values are intended for use with +chapters and appendices that start on a fresh page; and you will also +need to begin the body of your chapter with a paragraph symbol such as +@Code "@LP" or {@Code "@PP"}, since otherwise there will be no +vertical space between the chapter heading and body. +@PP +@Code "@SeparateIntroNumbering" separate.intro.numbering @Index @Code "@SeparateIntroNumbering" determines whether the introductory part of the book is to have a separate numbering sequence or not. @Code "@ReferencesBeforeAppendices" |