gleaming glen
Hey guys, I wanted to check for a usecase if someone can help me out.
I want to render an empty page without any headers or footers after every physical page of a pdf I am creating using typst which is rendering some dynamic data. How can I do it in Typst. If not is there any workaround that could do ?
Would appreciate any help here.
wet condor
Depends a lot on how that dynamic rendering works (i.e. can that span multiple pages at once without an opportunity to interject). The most general solution would probably be to post-process the file.
gleaming glen
Depends a lot on how that dynamic rendering works (i.e. can that span multiple p...
What kind of post processing. Well we can take an example of a table that I am rendering - which would go to multiple pages, I want to add blank pages on every next page after a page of content i.e even pages. How can I do that ?
wet condor
There is no direct way to control page generation in this way. All we can do is set properties of page and insert pagebreaks.
Post processing in the sense of pdftk / qpdf, etc. I guess also with Typst using a script similar to minipage.typ (by 🐈)
gleaming glen
There is no direct way to control page generation in this way. All we can do is ...
Oohh I see...🙃🙃
gleaming glen
There is no direct way to control page generation in this way. All we can do is ...
@wet condor Thank you for your help...
tulip osprey
Perhaps this can help?
https://forum.typst.app/t/how-to-put-content-only-on-left-pages/6171/7
wet condor
Does meander work to split up large tables?
anyhow, its probably also possible with table header magic, but... post processing would be less of a headache than both of these I feel. Especially because of the header / footer stuff, which would have to be handled separately in the table solution.