Pandoc - how to get pagebreak between title block and the table of contents?
Simple markdown file, with YAML block:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
When I create the PDF output, the title and ToC are on the same page. How can I get the title block on one page and the ToC on the next? I've searched high and low and cannot find a solution.
pandoc
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
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Simple markdown file, with YAML block:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
When I create the PDF output, the title and ToC are on the same page. How can I get the title block on one page and the ToC on the next? I've searched high and low and cannot find a solution.
pandoc
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
112
add a comment |
Simple markdown file, with YAML block:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
When I create the PDF output, the title and ToC are on the same page. How can I get the title block on one page and the ToC on the next? I've searched high and low and cannot find a solution.
pandoc
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
112
Simple markdown file, with YAML block:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
When I create the PDF output, the title and ToC are on the same page. How can I get the title block on one page and the ToC on the next? I've searched high and low and cannot find a solution.
pandoc
pandoc
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
112
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
112
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
edited Dec 17 at 21:53
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
9,18713555
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
112
asked Aug 15 at 5:18
Rob
112
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Rob
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Pandoc allows to insert LaTeX between title and the actual document via the include-before metadata field. Adding the following to your YAML header should be sufficient:
include-before:
- '`newpage{}`{=latex}'
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
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While @tarleb's method of course is correct and more 'YAMLish' (but less intuitive), you can also write the following into your source Markdown file:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
newpage{}
# First Headline
Here comes my markdown text ....
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove thetocentry from YAML and insert thenewpage{} tocdirectly into the document.
– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
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Pandoc allows to insert LaTeX between title and the actual document via the include-before metadata field. Adding the following to your YAML header should be sufficient:
include-before:
- '`newpage{}`{=latex}'
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
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add a comment |
Pandoc allows to insert LaTeX between title and the actual document via the include-before metadata field. Adding the following to your YAML header should be sufficient:
include-before:
- '`newpage{}`{=latex}'
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
1414
add a comment |
Pandoc allows to insert LaTeX between title and the actual document via the include-before metadata field. Adding the following to your YAML header should be sufficient:
include-before:
- '`newpage{}`{=latex}'
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
1414
Pandoc allows to insert LaTeX between title and the actual document via the include-before metadata field. Adding the following to your YAML header should be sufficient:
include-before:
- '`newpage{}`{=latex}'
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
1414
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
1414
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
1414
answered Aug 15 at 21:25
tarleb
1414
1414
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While @tarleb's method of course is correct and more 'YAMLish' (but less intuitive), you can also write the following into your source Markdown file:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
newpage{}
# First Headline
Here comes my markdown text ....
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove thetocentry from YAML and insert thenewpage{} tocdirectly into the document.
– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
add a comment |
While @tarleb's method of course is correct and more 'YAMLish' (but less intuitive), you can also write the following into your source Markdown file:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
newpage{}
# First Headline
Here comes my markdown text ....
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove thetocentry from YAML and insert thenewpage{} tocdirectly into the document.
– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
add a comment |
While @tarleb's method of course is correct and more 'YAMLish' (but less intuitive), you can also write the following into your source Markdown file:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
newpage{}
# First Headline
Here comes my markdown text ....
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
While @tarleb's method of course is correct and more 'YAMLish' (but less intuitive), you can also write the following into your source Markdown file:
---
title: Report
author: Tom Brown 12345678
date: August 2018
toc: true
numbersections: true
geometry: margin=2.5cm
urlcolor: blue
header-includes: |
usepackage{fancyhdr}
pagestyle{fancy}
lfoot{Draft Prepared: 15 August 2018}
rfoot{Page thepage}
---
newpage{}
# First Headline
Here comes my markdown text ....
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
answered Dec 15 at 0:35
Kurt Pfeifle
9,18713555
9,18713555
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove thetocentry from YAML and insert thenewpage{} tocdirectly into the document.
– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
add a comment |
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove thetocentry from YAML and insert thenewpage{} tocdirectly into the document.
– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove the
toc entry from YAML and insert the newpage{} toc directly into the document.– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
The above code only inserts a page-break between toc and content, not between title-block and toc. However, I agree that an alternative, non-YAML solution would be helpful: one could remove the
toc entry from YAML and insert the newpage{} toc directly into the document.– tarleb
Dec 17 at 19:50
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
Thx, @tarleb, you are right. You are a sharp observer, and I overlooked something.
– Kurt Pfeifle
Dec 17 at 21:52
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