LyXKOMA Script | Reversed Page Margins

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lancehaverkamp
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KOMA Script | Reversed Page Margins

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Using LyX with Koma book, set to double sided for a book. My odd pages are on the left & my even pages are on the right--that's backwards. This is putting the binding margins on the outside, page numbers in the middle... Any idea what's going on here?



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KOMA Script | Reversed Page Margins

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Certainly not. Read the KOMA Script manual regarding the construction of the type area for a double-sided document.


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Re: KOMA Script | Reversed Page Margins

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Provide your .lyx file with some dummy text (make sure you don't change any settings and Preamble content).
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Re: KOMA Script | Reversed Page Margins

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I think perhaps you're misinterpreting what you're seeing. LaTeX classes with two-side options don't typically put in extra spacing for binding. Instead, extra space is added to the right side of a right page, and the left side of the page, since that's where marginal comments are put (e.g., those created with \marginpar -- so the extra space is not binding space, but the reverse of that).

If you want extra binding space, you'll have to add it in. I think there have been some old topics about that if you search the forums.
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