I'm putting together about a 20-page help doc for pdf and html output using the linuxdoc (article) template.
I like the linuxdoc pdflatex output (bookmarks, links, standard fonts etc) but can't force a page break at the start of a new section. I've tried the Layout | Paragraph setting and inserting a \pagebreak TeX code (cribbed from somewhere via Google). The first has no effect and the second just seems to embed the literal text of the code I type. I believe the code is correct, because if I export to Latex and manually add the code I get a page break (but no TOC etc). Google and the mailing archives don't seem to have anything dealing with this particular problem. I'm guessing the SGML style-sheet for linuxdoc is the issue, but since I know next to nothing about SGML or TeX I'm out of my depth there. I've tried DocBook and book templates, but the pdf output doesn't seem as nice. Should I just accept I'm trying to make linuxdoc do something it isn't supposed to? Versions: redhat 8.0, lyx 1.2.3 (rpm) TIA -- Richard Huxton
