I am required to typeset some (long) figure captions in the "half-title page(s)" as they do not fit in one page with the figure, for a similar example see this link (except that on the first page I would put the caption instead of "Appendix".
https://etd.helpdesk.ufl.edu/present/halftitle.html
In other words, I need to typeset captions as if they are texts (except that the caption title needs to appear in the \listoffigures
, which is taken care of by \captionof
from the caption package.) However my situation is a bit different:
- The caption is very long and it does not fall in one page, so I need
more than one "half-title page(s)" and cannot use \captionof command. How can I manually typeset a caption as if it it text and have the entry appear int the LOF? - Every page after the first half-title page needs to have a header showing "Figure X: continued", including the page with the figure on it. How can I enable headers only for these several "half-title pages", but not for the rest of the document? Even a more "manual" implementation would suffice.
I've searched and attempted a bit but nothing really satisfies the requirement. Thanks for any suggestions! Here is a MNWE for your convenience:
\documentclass{report}
\usepackage{setspace}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\begin{document}
\listoffigures
\doublespacing
\clearpage
Figure 1: \lipsum*
% however for the 2nd page of caption, a header "Figure 1: continued"
%on top of each page is required
\clearpage
\centering{Figure 1: continued}
% how to get this Figure X showing the right number as "Figure 1",
% if I cannot do this with a header (but only in this part of document)?
\begin{figure}
\end{figure}
\end{document}
Best Answer
I'm not entirely sure I have understood the question, but here is a first attempt using
fancyhdr
Note that
\pagestyle{fancy}
turns on the header\thispagestyle{plain}
says that this page should be plain (without a header)This approach is quite manual and will need some care... Perhaps others have a more robust solution.
Here is more of an environment-based approach (not a great solution, as the 'caption' counter isn't actually linked to the Figure counter)- use carefully! Personally I would use the first part of my solution.