von Oriel » Mo 6. Apr 2026, 23:41
Danke! Das kannte ich noch nicht. Google-KI hat mir dazu folgendes mitgeteiltt:
The command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} is used in LaTeX to add one extra line of space to the bottom of the current page. This is a common "tweaking" command used during the final stages of document preparation to prevent a single line or short paragraph from spilling over onto a new page. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Scope: It only affects the current page where the command is placed.
• Mechanism: It increases the \textheight by the specified amount (in this case, one \baselineskip).
• Flexibility: You can use any valid LaTeX length (e.g., 2\baselineskip for two lines or -1cm to shorten a page).
• Starred Version: Using \enlargethispage*{\baselineskip} not only adds the space but also tries to compress existing vertical white space on the page to fit as much text as possible.
Habe festgestellt, daß ich auch etwas Platz gewinnen kann, indem ich \vspace*{-3mm} unter die Überschrift und über den letzten, mit \begin{flusright} beginnenden Absatz setze.
Danke! Das kannte ich noch nicht. Google-KI hat mir dazu folgendes mitgeteiltt:
The command \enlargethispage{\baselineskip} is used in LaTeX to add one extra line of space to the bottom of the current page. This is a common "tweaking" command used during the final stages of document preparation to prevent a single line or short paragraph from spilling over onto a new page. [1, 2, 3, 4]
• Scope: It only affects the current page where the command is placed.
• Mechanism: It increases the \textheight by the specified amount (in this case, one \baselineskip).
• Flexibility: You can use any valid LaTeX length (e.g., 2\baselineskip for two lines or -1cm to shorten a page).
• Starred Version: Using \enlargethispage*{\baselineskip} not only adds the space but also tries to compress existing vertical white space on the page to fit as much text as possible.
Habe festgestellt, daß ich auch etwas Platz gewinnen kann, indem ich \vspace*{-3mm} unter die Überschrift und über den letzten, mit \begin{flusright} beginnenden Absatz setze.