![]() ![]() Note that Heading means a Heading 1 or a Heading 2 etc, and not a Page header as in header/footer. Page Styles (and hence changed headers and footers) Page Breaks and Page Number are an attribute of the first paragraph on the page following a change even if the paragraph is empty or is a Heading (or is a table at the very top). This is the default setting on later installations where the Page Break appears as a thin blue line. Page Breaks now show on the screen as a thin coloured line and identify all page breaks. It is very useful to make Page Breaks visible by Tools > Options (Preferences on Mac) > OpenOffice > Appearance > scroll to Text document > tick Section boundaries > choose a colour for Page and column breaks. If you want to change the page number itself, or remove a page number from a page, or add a page number to a page without one, you need to insert a Page Break where you select the Page Style for that page (and subsequent pages) which does what you want. In a correctly working document page numbers follow from the preceding page.
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