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Posted on 3 July 2023
In Scrivener

Page Settings is one of the main places where placeholders have a role to play: specifying what appears in your headers and footers. This is the fourth post in the Placeholders series. The first post was an Introduction to the series. The second included an explanation of the coding involved in creating the tag words. The third focused on the most used tag word: <$n> which creates page numbers. Page numbers most...

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Posted on 2 January 2023
In Scrivener

This is the fifth in this series on DIY Book formatting. The previous four DIY Book Formatting with Scrivener: An Introduction DIY Book Formatting with Scrivener: Page Settings DIY Book Formatting with Scrivener: Body Text 1 DIY Book Formatting with Scrivener: Body Text 2 covered most of the 20 items identified in the Introduction: all the ones in red below. The size of the page (width and height) The white space...

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Posted on 19 July 2021
In Scrivener

achieved Formatting via Compile - the final frontier I explained in this blog post how formatting can be controlled at three levels. For all projects For this project For this document However, this formatting effort simply determines how your text looks in the Editing pane. What's more important is how your material will be formatted on output. That's achieved by formatting via Compile - for which you need your section types, your...

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Posted on 28 September 2020
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In this mini-series of posts. I focus on three aspects of compiling: First, it was output options. Last time: section types This time: placeholders, headers and footers I’ve already published a series of posts on compiling with Scrivener 3, that I recommend you read: Compiling with Scrivener 3: An Introduction Compiling with Scrivener 3: Outputting to PDF Compiling with Scrivener 3: Section layout assignment Compiling with Scrivener 3: Text tidying of...

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