How to break the page with onecolumngrid?
Any other way of breaking the page while keeping the balanced columns (like \\onecolumngrid ewpage wocolumngrid) leads to the same behavior. Now if you uncomment that float, the This text is in the right column will move to the left column and the float will appear in the right column.
Where does the new page start after a page break?
However, whichever way I use for the page break, the new page starts in the right column. It’s as if the page break would not reset the column in which to typeset. Is this a known behavior/problem that I am just unable to google? Am I totally misunderstanding something about LaTeX’s two-page concept?
What happens if you uncomment float in right column?
Now if you uncomment that float, the This text is in the right column will move to the left column and the float will appear in the right column. This behavior is slightly different from my actual project, because there this only happens for a certain height of the float.
When to use added page break in normal view?
Note This behavior occurs in Print Layout view but does not reflect an added page break in Normal view until the document is paginated with added page numbers or you switch views from Normal to Print Layout and back to Normal. Although the continuous section break is still displayed in Normal view, the page numbers reflect the added page break.
How to change the formatting in a document?
To change formatting in a document, insert a section break at the beginning of where you want the change. Set up the formatting change just past the new section break. If you want to change formatting again, put in another section break. If your changes are to be on the same page, choose the Continuous section break.
How to get the page break in ewpage?
After trying out several ways of using \\pagebreak, ewpage and \\clearpage and some odd combinations of switching to \\onecolumngrid and back, I found this neat macro to actually get the page break without messing with the balanced bibliography. However, whichever way I use for the page break, the new page starts in the right column.