#Word orphans and widows control manual
This is untested, and if you want to try it, do it on a copy of your doc first.ĭo you have any suggestions for relating the leading to the frame height? That is, if body text leading is x-points and heading text is y-points, when defining the page/frame height, is there a way calculate it so that most runs fit evenly into the frame without manual tweaking? I suppose you could do it to both pages, though, if necessary. This will result in your paragraph spacing being changed so the last line in the frame is at the bottom, but it may still not align with the last line on the opposite page if the baseline for that is not on the bottom of the frame. so you have to go page by page until you hit a point where you expect a gap a the bottm, like a chapter end.Īnother technique that might be employed (but one I wouldn't use unless your paragraph spacing already causes baselines not to fall on the same grid horizontally across the spread, which I think is pretty ugly) is to set the text frame to "justified" in the veritcal alignment section of the frame options and to add a large value for what can be added to space between paragraphs. Doing this affects everything down stream, though. I generally follow the same procedure as Jongware (as do most typesetters, I think), but when that fails you can sometimes also adjust the text frame lenght on the pages to make both pages in the spread run one line short or one line long. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. I don't suppose there is any automatic way to remove/add spacing depending on where paragraphs start or end relative to text frame. But what if there are revisions a few pages back? You may then have to add space again between those two paragraphs. But how do you get rid of it? As I think FivePica suggests, do you do it manually? That is, do you increase the spacing between characters of one of the paragraphs on the left page until it forces another line? In which case you would then have to remove spacing between the paragaph on left page bottom and right page top to make sure that spacing doesn't appear at the top of the right page. In most books I open there is no such space. In the screencap I attached on the left page there is a space at the bottom of the last paragraph. I still have the original problem though, which I did not express clearly.
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