text aligned to to the left and to center in consecutive pages
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Why Do I get this effect in which the the text is aligned to the right in one page and in the next is centered. I'd like to have it always centered
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Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
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Why Do I get this effect in which the the text is aligned to the right in one page and in the next is centered. I'd like to have it always centered
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Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
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Could you please add a MWE that allows others to reproduce the issue you describe? Apart from that, I don't see any centered text on the second page. However, the right and left margin are different o the two pages. Therefor my guess: Do you se thetwosideoption?
– leandriis
9 hours ago
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the text lines are justified to the full width of the text block in both cases but (in code you have not shown, leaving us to guess) you are using[twoside]so left and right pages have different margins as is standard practice in paper publications.
– David Carlisle
9 hours ago
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Why Do I get this effect in which the the text is aligned to the right in one page and in the next is centered. I'd like to have it always centered
positioning
asked 10 hours ago
Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
314
Why Do I get this effect in which the the text is aligned to the right in one page and in the next is centered. I'd like to have it always centered
positioning
positioning
asked 10 hours ago
Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
314
asked 10 hours ago
Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
314
asked 10 hours ago
Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
314
asked 10 hours ago
Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
314
asked 10 hours ago
Giuliano MalatestaGiuliano Malatesta
314
314
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Could you please add a MWE that allows others to reproduce the issue you describe? Apart from that, I don't see any centered text on the second page. However, the right and left margin are different o the two pages. Therefor my guess: Do you se thetwosideoption?
– leandriis
9 hours ago
2
the text lines are justified to the full width of the text block in both cases but (in code you have not shown, leaving us to guess) you are using[twoside]so left and right pages have different margins as is standard practice in paper publications.
– David Carlisle
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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Could you please add a MWE that allows others to reproduce the issue you describe? Apart from that, I don't see any centered text on the second page. However, the right and left margin are different o the two pages. Therefor my guess: Do you se thetwosideoption?
– leandriis
9 hours ago
2
the text lines are justified to the full width of the text block in both cases but (in code you have not shown, leaving us to guess) you are using[twoside]so left and right pages have different margins as is standard practice in paper publications.
– David Carlisle
9 hours ago
1
1
Could you please add a MWE that allows others to reproduce the issue you describe? Apart from that, I don't see any centered text on the second page. However, the right and left margin are different o the two pages. Therefor my guess: Do you se the
twoside option?– leandriis
9 hours ago
Could you please add a MWE that allows others to reproduce the issue you describe? Apart from that, I don't see any centered text on the second page. However, the right and left margin are different o the two pages. Therefor my guess: Do you se the
twoside option?– leandriis
9 hours ago
2
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the text lines are justified to the full width of the text block in both cases but (in code you have not shown, leaving us to guess) you are using
[twoside] so left and right pages have different margins as is standard practice in paper publications.– David Carlisle
9 hours ago
the text lines are justified to the full width of the text block in both cases but (in code you have not shown, leaving us to guess) you are using
[twoside] so left and right pages have different margins as is standard practice in paper publications.– David Carlisle
9 hours ago
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Could you please add a MWE that allows others to reproduce the issue you describe? Apart from that, I don't see any centered text on the second page. However, the right and left margin are different o the two pages. Therefor my guess: Do you se the
twosideoption?– leandriis
9 hours ago
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the text lines are justified to the full width of the text block in both cases but (in code you have not shown, leaving us to guess) you are using
[twoside]so left and right pages have different margins as is standard practice in paper publications.– David Carlisle
9 hours ago