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I had alternating margin issue sorted out for my thesis, and remember it being easy once I figured it out. Can't for the life ofme remember what it was right no

• valarauko 6y ago
  I think you're describing the book layout, which has a broader inner margin by default. So pages destined for the left side have a wider right margin, and vice versa. The parent is describing a situation where the inner margin has to get progressively wider as page numbers increase, which I'd personally never heard of. It does sound like something a macro could handle.
  • wombat23 6y ago
    Yes, that's what I meant. Perhaps it's related to the way the printing company produced the books, so this might not be an issue with other companies. My memory is a bit fuzzy about the details, maybe it was about the inner margins of left-hand side and right-hand side changing. Maybe someone else recognises what I mean? :) Since Latex is very powerful, I'm sure there is a way to code that behaviour in. But I had spent too many hours already on that project and I was happy with the result anyway, so I stopped investigating.
• nanna 6y ago
  You do this simply by setting the documentclass option `twoside`. Eg \documentclass[twoside,a4paper,11pt]{article} Setting it to `oneside` will prevent the inner margins from swapping.