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Hi,
In short, my question is why is there no black space above the particular page I'm working on in a document when I zoom out? Whatever I do the page sticks to the top of the document window as shown in the photo below. This is really annoying when it comes to editing a document layout as I can't see where the page ends and the black space begins.
This is the way Pages is designed. There will be no gap at the top of the document between the document body and the ruler or toolbar. Pages will place a thin black gap between individual pages — unless you are zoomed to 200 percent (or larger) on a given landscape, or 150 percent, on a portrait page.
This is the way Pages is designed. There will be no gap at the top of the document between the document body and the ruler or toolbar. Pages will place a thin black gap between individual pages — unless you are zoomed to 200 percent (or larger) on a given landscape, or 150 percent, on a portrait page.
Ah splendid. Thanks for the explanation though!
No black space above my document in Pages
