Hi, I’d like to add a page break before the definion list and do it globally over various documents (since it is after a table of contents if I add the page break the manually I am getting an empty page).
Is there a way to call for a definition list in a clause (like with @toc for a table of contents) ? This way it would be much more customizable.
Thanks!!!
You can put the definition list anywhere in the document — it’s a special type of clause, but it’s a clause that you can put in any position in the document, at any level.
The trick is to select the definition-list-clause and then enable the Start clause on a new page in the Advanced tab.
Thanks for the quick reply Maartens!
The problem is that I want a page break After the list… not before.
I would then create an adhoc clause below the definition list and give it the “Start clause on a new page”. The title (“Definitions”) is a plain adhoc clause without anything special to it, so the best approach is to put that adhoc clause under the title (i.e., after the definitions-list)
See the steps below
