The default setting in Microsoft Word prevents widows and orphans. Added Avoid widows and orphans option to the Text Layout area of the Compile format editor for PDF. Widow and orphan control for Scrivener’s page view is off by default but can be turned on via the Editing Preferences. When only the last line of the paragraph appears at the top of the second page, that line is called a widow. Widow and orphan control is now supported in Scrivener’s editor and when compiling to PDF or for printing. In order to make a club or widow line disappear, you can use solutions such as rewording or reordering, changing fonts or margins, or commands like \enlargethispageįollowing up Nico's comment, this solution works with XeLaTeX and LuaLaTex only, and you need to have fontspec loaded. An orphan is the first line of a paragraph printed by itself at the bottom of a page. Picture a paragraph that starts at the bottom of one page and continues at the top of the next.
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