can i set different margins on first page in word

To show the community your question has been answered, click the ✓ next to the correct answer, and “upvote” by clicking on the ^ arrow of any helpful answers. Read the Writer Guide about the page styles to discover what you can do with them. This structure usually maps into a set of page styles. You are encouraged to think over your document structure.

This is a direct answer to your question. In the Organizer tab, link the style to the one for left (even) page or to the common style with the Next Style drop-down menu. If you are using the even/odd mode, select Only right in Layout settings in Page tab. Once both are created, go to the Organizer tab and select the other style from the Next Style drop-down menu. In the even/odd case, you must link the styles to each other. Start by creating the style for the running pages (either even and odd, one style each, or common to left and right, a single style) For that, you must play with an “advanced” feature of page styles, the Next Style in the Organizer tab. You can however have a different layout in the first, even and odd pages have a different layout, mainly the margins, in a chapter. You can set margins separately in First Page and Default Page. It will switch automatically to Default Page at end of page.

Then, give built-in page style First Page to your first page (double click on style name in the styles side pane F11 while the cursor is in the first page). it is some sort of title page followed by the development of the argument.

The fact that you need different margins on your first page of the document (emphasised word because you did not use word chapter in your question) suggests that this first page is not a logical part of the rest, e.g. The Same content on … is a simplified way to have different headers on first, even and odd pages, all other attributes being unchanged.

Can i set different margins on first page in word