Hi,
I would like to make a page with only the title of the chapter that comes after. So it's like a title-page, with only "Deel I Literatuurstudie" on it.
The problem is, I would like to have this in the middle of my page, but it appears everytime at the top. I tried with \vspace{} but it isn't working...
How can I put this right?
I tried it like this:
\begin{titlepage}
\begin{center}
\fontseries{bx}
\fontsize{30pt}{21pt}
\selectfont
\textsc{Deel I \\ Literatuurstudie}\\
\end{center}
\thispagestyle{empty}
\end{titlepage}
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- localghost
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You could simply use the \part command for sectioning your document.
The title would be centered on the page but I think this should be sufficient.
Best regards
Thorsten
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\part{Literatuurstudie}
Best regards
Thorsten
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Re: White space
I'm using already the sectioning with '\part':
In my mean document there is:
\markright{Literatuurstudie}
\input{Literatuurstudie2.tex}
\pagebreak
And in the document Literatuurstudie2.tex:
\addcontentsline{toc}{part}{Literatuurstudie}
\part*{Literatuurstudie}
So how can I make an extra titlepage than..?
Thanks for answering so quickly!
Lieselotter
In my mean document there is:
\markright{Literatuurstudie}
\input{Literatuurstudie2.tex}
\pagebreak
And in the document Literatuurstudie2.tex:
\addcontentsline{toc}{part}{Literatuurstudie}
\part*{Literatuurstudie}
So how can I make an extra titlepage than..?
Thanks for answering so quickly!
Lieselotter
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Hi Annelies,
Stefan
\vspace doesn't show an effect at the beginning of the page. Use the starred form \vspace*. You could also use \vspace*{\fill} before and after a title to get it vertically centered.lieselotter wrote: The problem is, I would like to have this in the middle of my page, but it appears everytime at the top. I tried with \vspace{} but it isn't working...
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Re: White space
Hi,
I tried both and they are working very well! Thanks for the answer!
Greets,
Lieselotter
I tried both and they are working very well! Thanks for the answer!
Greets,
Lieselotter