I am using a two-sided, a5 paper scrbook
for a document where I need to meet very concrete specifications, i.e. the page size needs to have a bleed margin of 3mm, so the size would be totalling 154mm x 216mm.
I came across the following possible solutions:
\pdfpagewidth
and\pdfpageheight
as shown here- the
geometry
package as shown here - setting the
paper
and let theDIV
be calculated as shown here
However, the first one did not seem to work, and the second and third lead to problems with the text taking way less space than I thought it to do, seemingly because of the fontsize of 10pt.
The first one does not seem to work at all, while setting the font to 10pt and using paper=154mm:216
leads to this, which has too much margin:
and adding DIV=calc
as leads to this result, which has too few margin:
I actually want the same margin I get when I specify paper=A5
just with the smaller font and the added bleed:
So, what is the appropriate way to realize above specifications while not corrupting type area calculations or anything?
My code:
\documentclass[
paper=154mm:216mm, %does not help
DIV=calc, %does not help either
twoside,
fontsize=10pt]{scrbook}
\usepackage{showframe} % added to make it easier to see the layout
\usepackage{blindtext}
\begin{document}
\blindtext[2]
\end{document}
Best Answer
Maybe
does what you want:
Code: