Page Styles Options (PDF - XSL-FO)

ePublisher provides many options to allow you to customize your content transformation process and implement the online features you need. The Page Styles Options can be used to customize your PDF-XSL-FO output. Selected styles will be applied to the text in that region.

Even page header style 

Specifies a Paragraph Style to be applied to the header text on even pages.

Even page header text 

Specifies whether to display the first heading's text of the page as the text on even header pages.

First Master Page 

Select whether to enable or disable the first master page. By default, the First Master Page option is set to Disabled.

First page header style 

Specifies a Paragraph Style to be applied to the header text of the first page.

First page header text 

Specifies whether to display the first heading style of the page as the text in the first page header.

Generate output 

Specifies whether the selected style is included in the generated output. This option is available for all styles except marker styles. By default. the Generate output option is set to Enabled so that all content is included in the output. If you select Disabled, the content with the selected style does not appear in the generated output.

Last Master Page 

Select whether to enable or disable the last master page. By default, the Last Master Page option is set to Disabled.

Last page header style 

Specifies a Paragraph Style to be applied to the header text of the last page.

Last page header text 

Specifies whether to display the first heading style of the page as the text in the last page header.

Odd page header style 

Specifies a Paragraph Style to be applied to the header text on odd pages.

Odd page header text 

Specifies whether to display the first heading style of the page as the text in each odd page header.

Output file extension 

Specifies the file extension to use for output files. If you select a page style, specify a value such as .htm or .html for your output files. If you select a graphic style, specify a value that corresponds to the graphic file format you selected for the Format option, such as .jpg, .gif, or .png. This option is available only for graphic and page styles.

Last modified date: 08/16/2026