Custom counter for oddside and evenside margins
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When using the twoside in the article class, resetting the page counter creates an issue in regards to the odd and even side margins. Is it possible to declare a custom counter that article considers the page counter for odd/even sides?
documentclass[twoside]{article}
usepackage{everypage}
usepackage{lipsum}
newcounter{technicalpage}
setcounter{technicalpage}{1}
AddEverypageHook{stepcounter{technicalpage}}
begin{document}
pagenumbering{roman}%
%On page 1 (even)
This is intro stuff and the page counter will reset further down. Technically page thetechnicalpage.parlipsum
pagenumbering{arabic}
Claims to be page thepage, but is technically page thetechnicalpagespace and should, internally, be treated as such.
% Should say page 1, as it is, but should be treated like even with regards to margins,
% because it's technically the second page. So I want't article to consider
% c@technicalpage as the counter for determining odd/even page.
end{document}
I found it really odd that I couldn't find any answers on this? Maybe I've searched for the wrong things?
Related: Odd/even page margins - an odd page has "even page margins", which does not in my opinion provide a sufficient answer at the time of writing.
Edit/remark: I am aware of the cleardoublepage and how it should be used before pagenumbering, as pagenumbering intends. However, I'd like to solve this matter in another way than skipping an extra page.
margins page-numbering counters double-sided
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When using the twoside in the article class, resetting the page counter creates an issue in regards to the odd and even side margins. Is it possible to declare a custom counter that article considers the page counter for odd/even sides?
documentclass[twoside]{article}
usepackage{everypage}
usepackage{lipsum}
newcounter{technicalpage}
setcounter{technicalpage}{1}
AddEverypageHook{stepcounter{technicalpage}}
begin{document}
pagenumbering{roman}%
%On page 1 (even)
This is intro stuff and the page counter will reset further down. Technically page thetechnicalpage.parlipsum
pagenumbering{arabic}
Claims to be page thepage, but is technically page thetechnicalpagespace and should, internally, be treated as such.
% Should say page 1, as it is, but should be treated like even with regards to margins,
% because it's technically the second page. So I want't article to consider
% c@technicalpage as the counter for determining odd/even page.
end{document}
I found it really odd that I couldn't find any answers on this? Maybe I've searched for the wrong things?
Related: Odd/even page margins - an odd page has "even page margins", which does not in my opinion provide a sufficient answer at the time of writing.
Edit/remark: I am aware of the cleardoublepage and how it should be used before pagenumbering, as pagenumbering intends. However, I'd like to solve this matter in another way than skipping an extra page.
margins page-numbering counters double-sided
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
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When using the twoside in the article class, resetting the page counter creates an issue in regards to the odd and even side margins. Is it possible to declare a custom counter that article considers the page counter for odd/even sides?
documentclass[twoside]{article}
usepackage{everypage}
usepackage{lipsum}
newcounter{technicalpage}
setcounter{technicalpage}{1}
AddEverypageHook{stepcounter{technicalpage}}
begin{document}
pagenumbering{roman}%
%On page 1 (even)
This is intro stuff and the page counter will reset further down. Technically page thetechnicalpage.parlipsum
pagenumbering{arabic}
Claims to be page thepage, but is technically page thetechnicalpagespace and should, internally, be treated as such.
% Should say page 1, as it is, but should be treated like even with regards to margins,
% because it's technically the second page. So I want't article to consider
% c@technicalpage as the counter for determining odd/even page.
end{document}
I found it really odd that I couldn't find any answers on this? Maybe I've searched for the wrong things?
Related: Odd/even page margins - an odd page has "even page margins", which does not in my opinion provide a sufficient answer at the time of writing.
Edit/remark: I am aware of the cleardoublepage and how it should be used before pagenumbering, as pagenumbering intends. However, I'd like to solve this matter in another way than skipping an extra page.
margins page-numbering counters double-sided
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
2,361418
When using the twoside in the article class, resetting the page counter creates an issue in regards to the odd and even side margins. Is it possible to declare a custom counter that article considers the page counter for odd/even sides?
documentclass[twoside]{article}
usepackage{everypage}
usepackage{lipsum}
newcounter{technicalpage}
setcounter{technicalpage}{1}
AddEverypageHook{stepcounter{technicalpage}}
begin{document}
pagenumbering{roman}%
%On page 1 (even)
This is intro stuff and the page counter will reset further down. Technically page thetechnicalpage.parlipsum
pagenumbering{arabic}
Claims to be page thepage, but is technically page thetechnicalpagespace and should, internally, be treated as such.
% Should say page 1, as it is, but should be treated like even with regards to margins,
% because it's technically the second page. So I want't article to consider
% c@technicalpage as the counter for determining odd/even page.
end{document}
I found it really odd that I couldn't find any answers on this? Maybe I've searched for the wrong things?
Related: Odd/even page margins - an odd page has "even page margins", which does not in my opinion provide a sufficient answer at the time of writing.
Edit/remark: I am aware of the cleardoublepage and how it should be used before pagenumbering, as pagenumbering intends. However, I'd like to solve this matter in another way than skipping an extra page.
margins page-numbering counters double-sided
margins page-numbering counters double-sided
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
2,361418
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
2,361418
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
2,361418
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
2,361418
asked 17 mins ago
Andreas Storvik Strauman
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