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Scrbook - Part and Chapter on same page
Suppress empty page before chapterscrbook page numbers margin problemscrpage2 with scrbook. Chapter on left and right headerWhere to place a two-page table of contents / list of figures?Change the chapter style in scrbookstarred chapter in header? (scrbook)Different marginparwidth's for title page and part pages with scrbookPage-numbering control with scrbook and fancyhdrscrbook chapter numberingPage 2 of list of figures is chapter 0 (scrbook)
I have to comply with inflexible publisher requirements. Both "Parts" and "Chapters" need to start on the same page, with the Chapter directly following the Part:
A. Part name
1. Chapter name
There should be no empty pages and Parts may start on both even and uneven pages.
I highly appreciate your support - I could not find any solution thru Google.
documentclassscrbook
begindocument
partFoo
chapterBar
text starts here
enddocument
sectioning chapters koma-script parts scrbook
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
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asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
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I have to comply with inflexible publisher requirements. Both "Parts" and "Chapters" need to start on the same page, with the Chapter directly following the Part:
A. Part name
1. Chapter name
There should be no empty pages and Parts may start on both even and uneven pages.
I highly appreciate your support - I could not find any solution thru Google.
documentclassscrbook
begindocument
partFoo
chapterBar
text starts here
enddocument
sectioning chapters koma-script parts scrbook
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
add a comment |
I have to comply with inflexible publisher requirements. Both "Parts" and "Chapters" need to start on the same page, with the Chapter directly following the Part:
A. Part name
1. Chapter name
There should be no empty pages and Parts may start on both even and uneven pages.
I highly appreciate your support - I could not find any solution thru Google.
documentclassscrbook
begindocument
partFoo
chapterBar
text starts here
enddocument
sectioning chapters koma-script parts scrbook
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
I have to comply with inflexible publisher requirements. Both "Parts" and "Chapters" need to start on the same page, with the Chapter directly following the Part:
A. Part name
1. Chapter name
There should be no empty pages and Parts may start on both even and uneven pages.
I highly appreciate your support - I could not find any solution thru Google.
documentclassscrbook
begindocument
partFoo
chapterBar
text starts here
enddocument
sectioning chapters koma-script parts scrbook
sectioning chapters koma-script parts scrbook
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
edited 2 mins ago
Jonas Stein
3,20142643
3,20142643
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
asked Mar 10 '18 at 0:11
desp_userdesp_user
492
492
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Maybe the following helps:
documentclass[
open=any% start parts and chapters on both even and odd pages
]scrbook
RedeclareSectionCommand[
beforeskip=dimexpr-3.3baselineskip-parskiprelax,
afterskip=dimexpr3.3baselineskip+parskiprelax,
style=chapter% no part page
]part
renewcommandpartformatpartname thepartautodotenskip
DeclareNewSectionCommand[
beforeskip=-1sp,
afterskip=1.725baselineskip plus .115baselineskip minus .192baselineskip,
style=section,% no page break before firstchapterinpart
level=chapternumdepth,
indent=0pt,
tocindent=0pt,
tocnumwidth=1.5em,
font=usekomafontchapter,
tocstyle=chapter
]firstchapterinpart
makeatletter
letc@firstchapterinpartc@chapter% use the same counter for both chapter and firstchapterinpart
makeatother
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFoo
firstchapterinpartBar
text starts here
chapterNext
enddocument
answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
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Maybe the following helps:
documentclass[
open=any% start parts and chapters on both even and odd pages
]scrbook
RedeclareSectionCommand[
beforeskip=dimexpr-3.3baselineskip-parskiprelax,
afterskip=dimexpr3.3baselineskip+parskiprelax,
style=chapter% no part page
]part
renewcommandpartformatpartname thepartautodotenskip
DeclareNewSectionCommand[
beforeskip=-1sp,
afterskip=1.725baselineskip plus .115baselineskip minus .192baselineskip,
style=section,% no page break before firstchapterinpart
level=chapternumdepth,
indent=0pt,
tocindent=0pt,
tocnumwidth=1.5em,
font=usekomafontchapter,
tocstyle=chapter
]firstchapterinpart
makeatletter
letc@firstchapterinpartc@chapter% use the same counter for both chapter and firstchapterinpart
makeatother
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFoo
firstchapterinpartBar
text starts here
chapterNext
enddocument
answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
esddesdd
59.7k34692
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Maybe the following helps:
documentclass[
open=any% start parts and chapters on both even and odd pages
]scrbook
RedeclareSectionCommand[
beforeskip=dimexpr-3.3baselineskip-parskiprelax,
afterskip=dimexpr3.3baselineskip+parskiprelax,
style=chapter% no part page
]part
renewcommandpartformatpartname thepartautodotenskip
DeclareNewSectionCommand[
beforeskip=-1sp,
afterskip=1.725baselineskip plus .115baselineskip minus .192baselineskip,
style=section,% no page break before firstchapterinpart
level=chapternumdepth,
indent=0pt,
tocindent=0pt,
tocnumwidth=1.5em,
font=usekomafontchapter,
tocstyle=chapter
]firstchapterinpart
makeatletter
letc@firstchapterinpartc@chapter% use the same counter for both chapter and firstchapterinpart
makeatother
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFoo
firstchapterinpartBar
text starts here
chapterNext
enddocument
answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
esddesdd
59.7k34692
add a comment |
Maybe the following helps:
documentclass[
open=any% start parts and chapters on both even and odd pages
]scrbook
RedeclareSectionCommand[
beforeskip=dimexpr-3.3baselineskip-parskiprelax,
afterskip=dimexpr3.3baselineskip+parskiprelax,
style=chapter% no part page
]part
renewcommandpartformatpartname thepartautodotenskip
DeclareNewSectionCommand[
beforeskip=-1sp,
afterskip=1.725baselineskip plus .115baselineskip minus .192baselineskip,
style=section,% no page break before firstchapterinpart
level=chapternumdepth,
indent=0pt,
tocindent=0pt,
tocnumwidth=1.5em,
font=usekomafontchapter,
tocstyle=chapter
]firstchapterinpart
makeatletter
letc@firstchapterinpartc@chapter% use the same counter for both chapter and firstchapterinpart
makeatother
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFoo
firstchapterinpartBar
text starts here
chapterNext
enddocument
answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
esddesdd
59.7k34692
Maybe the following helps:
documentclass[
open=any% start parts and chapters on both even and odd pages
]scrbook
RedeclareSectionCommand[
beforeskip=dimexpr-3.3baselineskip-parskiprelax,
afterskip=dimexpr3.3baselineskip+parskiprelax,
style=chapter% no part page
]part
renewcommandpartformatpartname thepartautodotenskip
DeclareNewSectionCommand[
beforeskip=-1sp,
afterskip=1.725baselineskip plus .115baselineskip minus .192baselineskip,
style=section,% no page break before firstchapterinpart
level=chapternumdepth,
indent=0pt,
tocindent=0pt,
tocnumwidth=1.5em,
font=usekomafontchapter,
tocstyle=chapter
]firstchapterinpart
makeatletter
letc@firstchapterinpartc@chapter% use the same counter for both chapter and firstchapterinpart
makeatother
begindocument
tableofcontents
partFoo
firstchapterinpartBar
text starts here
chapterNext
enddocument
answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
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59.7k34692
answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
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answered Mar 10 '18 at 10:58
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