Hi Don.

Regarding docx generation, you can influence the outcome via the `reference-doc`.

There you can tweak the positioning of the styles used in the title page (even to the point of *reordering* some of them if you play with absolute positioning in the styles).

I also recommend that you use the "first page is different" option in your header/footer options and use that to include specific logos you may need in your title page (thus you won't need them in your markdown), and the rest of header/footers.

As for docx pagebreaks I have found that the easiest solution is to define your headings 1, 2... styles in your reference-doc to include a page jump before the style.

Best regards,

Agustín.

On Thursday, September 12, 2019 at 7:23:02 PM UTC+2, Don Raikes wrote:

Hello,

I am starting to work on my first pandoc project. I am creating both a pdf and Microsoft word docx file from my markdown files (in the process of creating a book).

I have two basic questions:

1. How can I format a cover page that includes just the title, author, and date the pdf//docx was generated?
2. How do I force pagebreaks between sections of the book? For example after the overview and before chapter 1.
Any tips examples would be greatly appreciated.

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