Random page comes in between pages












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So I have written my report in order. However, some random page that is supposed to be a couple of pages before or after, comes and sits randomly in between other pages that otherwise were perfectly sequenced and flowing. This mostly happens when I switch between landscape and portrait.



I'm not sure if I make sense.



Edit: Here's the preamble if it helps.



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]{geometry}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{amsbsy}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{calc}
usepackage[rm,tiny]{titlesec} %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackage{titlesec}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}

newlength{depthofsumsign}
setlength{depthofsumsign}{depthof{$sum$}}
newlength{totalheightofsumsign}
newlength{heightanddepthofargument}

usepackage{pdflscape,booktabs}
usepackage[flushleft]{threeparttable}
renewcommandTPTtagStyle{textit}
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]{caption} % italic text for captions

usepackage{titletoc}
usepackage{hyperref}

titlecontents{chapter}
[3pt] % left margin
{}%
{contentsmargin{0pt} % numbered entry format
thecontentslabelenspace%
}
{contentsmargin{0pt}large} % unnumbered entry format
{titlerule*[.99pc]{.}contentspage} % filler-page format (e.g dots)
% below code (e.g vertical space)


%to put page numbers as the header
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[C]{thepage}
pagestyle{fancy}

titleformat{chapter}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}
titlelabel{}

titlespacing*{chapter}{0pt}{-25pt}{4pt}

titleformat{section}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}

%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestyle{fancy}
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter{%
@ifstar{@Starred}{@nonStarred}%
}
def@Starred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{GenericWarning{}{Warning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!}@StarredWith}%
{@StarredWithout}%
}
def@StarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter*{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@StarredWithout#1{
oldchapter*{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{@nonStarredWith}%
{@nonStarredWithout}%
}
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter[#1]{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarredWithout#1{%
oldchapter{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
makeatother

interfootnotelinepenalty=10000
renewcommand{contentsname}{TABLE OF CONTENTS}




begin{document}









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    latex doesn't do anything randomly, it follows the instructions that you put in the document so if you do not show any code it is impossible to help. Is the text that has moved in a figure or table environment ?

    – David Carlisle
    4 hours ago













  • Hi David, thanks for your comment. I have added the preamble in my main question. Yes, mostly table, because adding a wide table is the reason I did landscape for.

    – Samyam Shrestha
    52 mins ago











  • Also, for command, I used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that ok?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago






  • 1





    you have shown no code that would cause any text to come out of order, so the problem is in code you have not shown. note that the only reason to use begin{table} or begin{figure} is to allow the content to be moved to help with page breaking, so if that is the issue then it is by design. Otherwise impossible to guess unless you show an example.

    – David Carlisle
    47 mins ago













  • sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering} can that really work? you are applying underline just to normalfont

    – David Carlisle
    44 mins ago
















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So I have written my report in order. However, some random page that is supposed to be a couple of pages before or after, comes and sits randomly in between other pages that otherwise were perfectly sequenced and flowing. This mostly happens when I switch between landscape and portrait.



I'm not sure if I make sense.



Edit: Here's the preamble if it helps.



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]{geometry}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{amsbsy}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{calc}
usepackage[rm,tiny]{titlesec} %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackage{titlesec}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}

newlength{depthofsumsign}
setlength{depthofsumsign}{depthof{$sum$}}
newlength{totalheightofsumsign}
newlength{heightanddepthofargument}

usepackage{pdflscape,booktabs}
usepackage[flushleft]{threeparttable}
renewcommandTPTtagStyle{textit}
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]{caption} % italic text for captions

usepackage{titletoc}
usepackage{hyperref}

titlecontents{chapter}
[3pt] % left margin
{}%
{contentsmargin{0pt} % numbered entry format
thecontentslabelenspace%
}
{contentsmargin{0pt}large} % unnumbered entry format
{titlerule*[.99pc]{.}contentspage} % filler-page format (e.g dots)
% below code (e.g vertical space)


%to put page numbers as the header
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[C]{thepage}
pagestyle{fancy}

titleformat{chapter}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}
titlelabel{}

titlespacing*{chapter}{0pt}{-25pt}{4pt}

titleformat{section}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}

%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestyle{fancy}
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter{%
@ifstar{@Starred}{@nonStarred}%
}
def@Starred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{GenericWarning{}{Warning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!}@StarredWith}%
{@StarredWithout}%
}
def@StarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter*{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@StarredWithout#1{
oldchapter*{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{@nonStarredWith}%
{@nonStarredWithout}%
}
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter[#1]{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarredWithout#1{%
oldchapter{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
makeatother

interfootnotelinepenalty=10000
renewcommand{contentsname}{TABLE OF CONTENTS}




begin{document}









share|improve this question




















  • 1





    latex doesn't do anything randomly, it follows the instructions that you put in the document so if you do not show any code it is impossible to help. Is the text that has moved in a figure or table environment ?

    – David Carlisle
    4 hours ago













  • Hi David, thanks for your comment. I have added the preamble in my main question. Yes, mostly table, because adding a wide table is the reason I did landscape for.

    – Samyam Shrestha
    52 mins ago











  • Also, for command, I used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that ok?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago






  • 1





    you have shown no code that would cause any text to come out of order, so the problem is in code you have not shown. note that the only reason to use begin{table} or begin{figure} is to allow the content to be moved to help with page breaking, so if that is the issue then it is by design. Otherwise impossible to guess unless you show an example.

    – David Carlisle
    47 mins ago













  • sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering} can that really work? you are applying underline just to normalfont

    – David Carlisle
    44 mins ago














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So I have written my report in order. However, some random page that is supposed to be a couple of pages before or after, comes and sits randomly in between other pages that otherwise were perfectly sequenced and flowing. This mostly happens when I switch between landscape and portrait.



I'm not sure if I make sense.



Edit: Here's the preamble if it helps.



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]{geometry}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{amsbsy}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{calc}
usepackage[rm,tiny]{titlesec} %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackage{titlesec}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}

newlength{depthofsumsign}
setlength{depthofsumsign}{depthof{$sum$}}
newlength{totalheightofsumsign}
newlength{heightanddepthofargument}

usepackage{pdflscape,booktabs}
usepackage[flushleft]{threeparttable}
renewcommandTPTtagStyle{textit}
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]{caption} % italic text for captions

usepackage{titletoc}
usepackage{hyperref}

titlecontents{chapter}
[3pt] % left margin
{}%
{contentsmargin{0pt} % numbered entry format
thecontentslabelenspace%
}
{contentsmargin{0pt}large} % unnumbered entry format
{titlerule*[.99pc]{.}contentspage} % filler-page format (e.g dots)
% below code (e.g vertical space)


%to put page numbers as the header
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[C]{thepage}
pagestyle{fancy}

titleformat{chapter}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}
titlelabel{}

titlespacing*{chapter}{0pt}{-25pt}{4pt}

titleformat{section}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}

%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestyle{fancy}
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter{%
@ifstar{@Starred}{@nonStarred}%
}
def@Starred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{GenericWarning{}{Warning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!}@StarredWith}%
{@StarredWithout}%
}
def@StarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter*{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@StarredWithout#1{
oldchapter*{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{@nonStarredWith}%
{@nonStarredWithout}%
}
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter[#1]{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarredWithout#1{%
oldchapter{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
makeatother

interfootnotelinepenalty=10000
renewcommand{contentsname}{TABLE OF CONTENTS}




begin{document}









share|improve this question
















So I have written my report in order. However, some random page that is supposed to be a couple of pages before or after, comes and sits randomly in between other pages that otherwise were perfectly sequenced and flowing. This mostly happens when I switch between landscape and portrait.



I'm not sure if I make sense.



Edit: Here's the preamble if it helps.



documentclass[12pt]{report}
usepackage[left=1.5in, right=1in, top=1in, bottom=1.5in]{geometry}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{amsbsy}
usepackage{fancyhdr}
usepackage{lipsum}
usepackage{graphicx}
usepackage{enumitem}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage{lscape}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{calc}
usepackage[rm,tiny]{titlesec} %added this to change the chapter title's font as default regular text font.
usepackage{titlesec}
usepackage{sectsty}
sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering}

newlength{depthofsumsign}
setlength{depthofsumsign}{depthof{$sum$}}
newlength{totalheightofsumsign}
newlength{heightanddepthofargument}

usepackage{pdflscape,booktabs}
usepackage[flushleft]{threeparttable}
renewcommandTPTtagStyle{textit}
usepackage[font=it,skip=0.5baselineskip]{caption} % italic text for captions

usepackage{titletoc}
usepackage{hyperref}

titlecontents{chapter}
[3pt] % left margin
{}%
{contentsmargin{0pt} % numbered entry format
thecontentslabelenspace%
}
{contentsmargin{0pt}large} % unnumbered entry format
{titlerule*[.99pc]{.}contentspage} % filler-page format (e.g dots)
% below code (e.g vertical space)


%to put page numbers as the header
fancyhf{}
fancyhead[C]{thepage}
pagestyle{fancy}

titleformat{chapter}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}
titlelabel{}

titlespacing*{chapter}{0pt}{-25pt}{4pt}

titleformat{section}{normalfontcentering}{}{0pt}{}

%koleygr: Redefining chapter to include thispagestyle{fancy}
letoldchapterchapter
makeatletter
defchapter{%
@ifstar{@Starred}{@nonStarred}%
}
def@Starred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{GenericWarning{}{Warning: A starred section can not have parameters. I am going to ignore them!}@StarredWith}%
{@StarredWithout}%
}
def@StarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter*{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@StarredWithout#1{
oldchapter*{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarred{%
@ifnextchar[%
{@nonStarredWith}%
{@nonStarredWithout}%
}
def@nonStarredWith[#1]#2{%
oldchapter[#1]{#2}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
def@nonStarredWithout#1{%
oldchapter{#1}%
thispagestyle{fancy}
}
makeatother

interfootnotelinepenalty=10000
renewcommand{contentsname}{TABLE OF CONTENTS}




begin{document}






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    latex doesn't do anything randomly, it follows the instructions that you put in the document so if you do not show any code it is impossible to help. Is the text that has moved in a figure or table environment ?

    – David Carlisle
    4 hours ago













  • Hi David, thanks for your comment. I have added the preamble in my main question. Yes, mostly table, because adding a wide table is the reason I did landscape for.

    – Samyam Shrestha
    52 mins ago











  • Also, for command, I used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that ok?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago






  • 1





    you have shown no code that would cause any text to come out of order, so the problem is in code you have not shown. note that the only reason to use begin{table} or begin{figure} is to allow the content to be moved to help with page breaking, so if that is the issue then it is by design. Otherwise impossible to guess unless you show an example.

    – David Carlisle
    47 mins ago













  • sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering} can that really work? you are applying underline just to normalfont

    – David Carlisle
    44 mins ago














  • 1





    latex doesn't do anything randomly, it follows the instructions that you put in the document so if you do not show any code it is impossible to help. Is the text that has moved in a figure or table environment ?

    – David Carlisle
    4 hours ago













  • Hi David, thanks for your comment. I have added the preamble in my main question. Yes, mostly table, because adding a wide table is the reason I did landscape for.

    – Samyam Shrestha
    52 mins ago











  • Also, for command, I used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that ok?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago






  • 1





    you have shown no code that would cause any text to come out of order, so the problem is in code you have not shown. note that the only reason to use begin{table} or begin{figure} is to allow the content to be moved to help with page breaking, so if that is the issue then it is by design. Otherwise impossible to guess unless you show an example.

    – David Carlisle
    47 mins ago













  • sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering} can that really work? you are applying underline just to normalfont

    – David Carlisle
    44 mins ago








1




1





latex doesn't do anything randomly, it follows the instructions that you put in the document so if you do not show any code it is impossible to help. Is the text that has moved in a figure or table environment ?

– David Carlisle
4 hours ago







latex doesn't do anything randomly, it follows the instructions that you put in the document so if you do not show any code it is impossible to help. Is the text that has moved in a figure or table environment ?

– David Carlisle
4 hours ago















Hi David, thanks for your comment. I have added the preamble in my main question. Yes, mostly table, because adding a wide table is the reason I did landscape for.

– Samyam Shrestha
52 mins ago





Hi David, thanks for your comment. I have added the preamble in my main question. Yes, mostly table, because adding a wide table is the reason I did landscape for.

– Samyam Shrestha
52 mins ago













Also, for command, I used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that ok?

– Samyam Shrestha
51 mins ago





Also, for command, I used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that ok?

– Samyam Shrestha
51 mins ago




1




1





you have shown no code that would cause any text to come out of order, so the problem is in code you have not shown. note that the only reason to use begin{table} or begin{figure} is to allow the content to be moved to help with page breaking, so if that is the issue then it is by design. Otherwise impossible to guess unless you show an example.

– David Carlisle
47 mins ago







you have shown no code that would cause any text to come out of order, so the problem is in code you have not shown. note that the only reason to use begin{table} or begin{figure} is to allow the content to be moved to help with page breaking, so if that is the issue then it is by design. Otherwise impossible to guess unless you show an example.

– David Carlisle
47 mins ago















sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering} can that really work? you are applying underline just to normalfont

– David Carlisle
44 mins ago





sectionfont{underlinenormalfontnormalsizecentering} can that really work? you are applying underline just to normalfont

– David Carlisle
44 mins ago










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I think a MWE would be useful here, in order to know which packages you use.



However, personal trick with landscape pages, what I do is that I rotate content in a portrait page (using rotatebox{the angle}{the content}) and after compilation I rotate landscape pages using ox's Preview app.






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  • Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago











  • There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

    – Rémi Nazin
    43 mins ago












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I think a MWE would be useful here, in order to know which packages you use.



However, personal trick with landscape pages, what I do is that I rotate content in a portrait page (using rotatebox{the angle}{the content}) and after compilation I rotate landscape pages using ox's Preview app.






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  • Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago











  • There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

    – Rémi Nazin
    43 mins ago
















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I think a MWE would be useful here, in order to know which packages you use.



However, personal trick with landscape pages, what I do is that I rotate content in a portrait page (using rotatebox{the angle}{the content}) and after compilation I rotate landscape pages using ox's Preview app.






share|improve this answer
























  • Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago











  • There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

    – Rémi Nazin
    43 mins ago














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I think a MWE would be useful here, in order to know which packages you use.



However, personal trick with landscape pages, what I do is that I rotate content in a portrait page (using rotatebox{the angle}{the content}) and after compilation I rotate landscape pages using ox's Preview app.






share|improve this answer













I think a MWE would be useful here, in order to know which packages you use.



However, personal trick with landscape pages, what I do is that I rotate content in a portrait page (using rotatebox{the angle}{the content}) and after compilation I rotate landscape pages using ox's Preview app.







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  • Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago











  • There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

    – Rémi Nazin
    43 mins ago



















  • Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

    – Samyam Shrestha
    51 mins ago











  • There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

    – Rémi Nazin
    43 mins ago

















Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

– Samyam Shrestha
51 mins ago





Hi Remi, thanks for your comment. I just used begin{landscape}....end{landscape} code. Is that not the right way to do it?

– Samyam Shrestha
51 mins ago













There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

– Rémi Nazin
43 mins ago





There is no wrong way. But if I'm correct, that basically changes the page geometry which calls for a page skip that can be problematic with floats. Using a portrait page with rotated content has pretty much the same effect minus geometry changes.

– Rémi Nazin
43 mins ago


















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