For PDF and HTML reports, you can use the Style Sheet Editor to position title page elements (for example, title, copyright, and images) anywhere on the front or reverse side of the title page in any order.

You can add a title page to your report using the mlreportgen.report.TitlePage class. It is much easier and more efficient to use this class rather than using DOM objects to create and add a title page to your report.

Divide a Word or PDF report into sections with different layouts. Create footers and headers for a report. Use Report API objects to customize page dimensions. Define margins and header, footer, and gutter sizes for a DOCX page. Modify the page dimensions in the Word templates for the title page, table of contents, and chapter reporters.

The Report Explorer file converter for the Word (from template) output type uses the title page part templates to produce the title pages in the Word output. This example shows how to create a custom template that changes the color of the title and how to customize the layout of a title page.

These examples illustrate how to use the DOM API and Report API to create and format report content. Generate a report that has landscape pages. Generate a report that has both portrait and landscape pages. Use Report API objects to customize page dimensions.

This MATLAB function creates a copy of the default title page reporter template specified by type at the location specified by templatePath.

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Use the DOCXPageHeader or DOCXPageFooter constructor to create the desired type of page header or footer (first page, odd page, even page, or odd and even page) based on a template that defines template form (the fixed content and holes for variable content).

Files that contain MATLAB language code are called M-files. M-files can be functions that accept arguments and produce output, or they can be scripts that execute a series of MATLAB statements. For MATLAB to recognize a file as an M-file, its name must end in .m.

This example shows how to customize chapter page headers that are generated by the Report API chapter reporter. You can customize chapter page headers for PDF and Microsoft® Word reports. The example generates a report for a fictitious company, ABC Services. The custom header contains the company logo, project name, and report date.