I have exactly the same problem as M.A. did. Here is the link to his/her post. http://www.latex-community.org/forum/vi ... 47&t=10684
I've tried the suggested solution but unfortunately it didn't work out in my case.
Note that I'm not using the fullpage package.
For some reason header separation is smaller for the first page than it is for subsequent pages. I can't even add extra space between header and first lines of my document (on the first page) manualy with \vspace{} or \blankline.
Does anyone know what might be the problem here?
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by ivan_hr on Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
The values for horizontal and vertical offset should never be adjusted manually unless for some reason you have trouble with your printer hardware. Furthermore, if something doesn't work, you should be more precise in describing the malfunction. Furthermore you should always provide a full example. Otherwise the problem is not comprehensible for others.
Page and paper dimensions are usually specified by packages like geometry. For that reason I don't understand why the introduced solution in the topic you linked shouldn't work. It's up to you to show exactly what is not working by a minimal example.
I'm sorry if my example wasn't clear enough the first time.
My problem is that the separation between the header and the remaining text is not the same on the first page and on subsequent pages. You can see this clearly in the attachments. Notice that the separation between header and the rest of the text is much smaller in the first attachment (Page1.png) than in the second (Page2.png). I want it to be the same naturally. Here is a modified (minimal) code that produces this undesired behavior.
You have already been instructed to attempt to use the geometry package. Please try this, and let us know whether you still have the same problems.
Also, you should know that your sample code is useless to us without logo.pdf, since we cannot compile your code. See the Post on Avoidable Mistakes. Either supply that, or replace it with a \rule{<width>}{<height>} command of the same size.
Hmm, I can confirm the problem. It seems to be a bug in fancyhdr as far as I can tell.
Could you use a different package for setting the headers and footers? The titlesec package has some commands for headers and footers. I don't have any problems with, e.g.: