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Pagination

Publishing

The numbering of a document's pages within a particular layout and section structure.

Example

Front matter uses i, ii, iii; the first chapter starts at 1.

Pagination assigns numbers to pages. A book may use different conventions for front matter and the main text, and a page can be counted without displaying a number.

Layout changes can invalidate references in contents and indexes. Reflowable ebooks do not have the same fixed page boundaries as a print edition, since device and reading settings affect the display.

In the workshop

Check page references after the final layout change.

Book mode

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