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Top page margin consistency
Hello -- How can I get my top page margins to be consistent across pages? I would like the top margin to be the same as the top page margin on the chapter page across all pages of the PDF. I think I’ve adjusted the margins in every place/layout (Chapter, First, Common) that I could find and did not have success getting the top margins to be consistent.
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Hi Nicole,
Every element has top margin and padding values and they are different. E.g. Heading 1 has higher top margin/padding than a paragraph or a table. That is what you are observing in your content. To fix this you will have to remove top margin and padding from all your styles. Once you do that then it will impact the content if they are in the middle. So carefully change all the styles, remove the top margin or padding and increase the bottom margin or padding to maintain the look and feel.
Let us know how it goes or if you need any further assitance.
Thanks,
Vivek
Correct answer by
Hi Nicole,
Every element has top margin and padding values and they are different. E.g. Heading 1 has higher top margin/padding than a paragraph or a table. That is what you are observing in your content. To fix this you will have to remove top margin and padding from all your styles. Once you do that then it will impact the content if they are in the middle. So carefully change all the styles, remove the top margin or padding and increase the bottom margin or padding to maintain the look and feel.
Let us know how it goes or if you need any further assitance.
Thanks,
Vivek
Hi Samiksha,
If you open any PDF template then you will find the Stylesheets sections, expand that and then double click any CSS file which you want to edit. See the screenshot below.
Do let us know if you need any further details.
Thanks,
Vivek
