For the Short Report, we use afterpage to modify the geometry of all pages after the first page so that we have a different sized footer for the first page only (to account for the project partners image in the footer). In theory, anyway. In practice, I find that depending on figures/tables/etc in that first page, the \afterpage{...\restoregeometry} doesn't get triggered until later in the document, leaving us with an unsightly massive bottom margin on the second page sometimes:
You can force the afterpage trigger by gauging where the first page ends and doing a \newpage manually, but we should probably try to fix this behaviour if we can so that it is automatic and end-users don't need to worry about it.
For the Short Report, we use
afterpageto modify the geometry of all pages after the first page so that we have a different sized footer for the first page only (to account for the project partners image in the footer). In theory, anyway. In practice, I find that depending on figures/tables/etc in that first page, the\afterpage{...\restoregeometry}doesn't get triggered until later in the document, leaving us with an unsightly massive bottom margin on the second page sometimes:You can force the afterpage trigger by gauging where the first page ends and doing a
\newpagemanually, but we should probably try to fix this behaviour if we can so that it is automatic and end-users don't need to worry about it.