Theses, Books, Title pages ⇒ Remove blank page after custom \part for latex template " The Legrand Orange Book"

[crchmatefis]

Hi, I want to know how to remove the blank page that is generated after the \ part command.
thanks for your time.

Attached file with the entire structure of the book

[Johannes_B]

Book chapters usually start on a right hand page, meaning an odd-numbered page. You can use option openany and LaTeX will be able to start on left pages as well.

[crchmatefis]

Book chapters usually start on a right hand page, meaning an odd-numbered page. You can use option openany and LaTeX will be able to start on left pages as well.

Hello,
I tried with openany but not function, I think that when the \part command is left in the odd page, it then generates a blank page. When part is left blank, it does not generate a blank page afterwards. Maybe you can solve that \part does not generate a blank page followed by it does not matter if part is left in even or odd page.

Custom \part it is found in the structure.tex code going from line 362 to 422.

[Vel]

Hey,

There's 2 \newpage commands in the PART HEADINGS block in structure.tex, on lines 412 and 417. The first is to make sure the part page is a separate page from what follows and the second is if the book is twoside and the second page is even to add an empty page. Remove these as you like!

Cheers,
Vel

[Vel]

Hey,

Ok the above doesn't actually do what you want to do with the twoside and openany options. I found a solution here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1358 ... or-chapter

Do this in main.tex:

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%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%	PART
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

\makeatletter\@openrightfalse

\part{Part One}

%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%	CHAPTER 1
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

\chapterimage{chapter_head_2.pdf} % Chapter heading image

\chapter{Text Chapter}
\@openrighttrue\makeatother 

\section{Paragraphs of Text}\index{Paragraphs of Text}

I tested it in the latest version of the template and it works, you will have to do it per \part command.

Cheers,
Vel

[crchmatefis]

Thanks Vel...

[crchmatefis]

Hi Vel,

I tell you that there is a warning in this template that I have not been able to solve. When compiling I have the following warning; Label multiply defined, I can't use references because when I use them I get numerically disordered references. How do I solve the problem of references?

[crchmatefis]

Thanks Vel...

I tell you that there is a warning in this template that I have not been able to solve. When compiling I have the following warning; Label multiply defined, I can't use references because when I use them I get numerically disordered references. How do I solve the problem of references?

[crchmatefis]

Hey,

Ok the above doesn't actually do what you want to do with the twoside and openany options. I found a solution here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1358 ... or-chapter

Do this in main.tex:

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%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%	PART
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

\makeatletter\@openrightfalse

\part{Part One}

%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%	CHAPTER 1
%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

\chapterimage{chapter_head_2.pdf} % Chapter heading image

\chapter{Text Chapter}
\@openrighttrue\makeatother 

\section{Paragraphs of Text}\index{Paragraphs of Text}

I tested it in the latest version of the template and it works, you will have to do it per \part command.

Cheers,
Vel

I tell you that there is a warning in this template that I have not been able to solve. When compiling I have the following warning; Label multiply defined, I can't use references because when I use them I get numerically disordered references. How do I solve the problem of references?