All sections begin at the top of a new page. You can divide the current section into two sections starting at the insertion point or at the top of the current page. You can also add a new, blank section after the current section.
After you add a new section, you can format it. You can also see which pages belong to a section in toolbar, then click Section Break.
A new page is added after the insertion point and begins a new section.
You can add a new section that begins with the content on the current page (as long as it’s not the first page of the document or section). This effectively divides the current section into two sections.
In sidebar, then click the Sections tab at the top.
Click the “Create a new section” pop-up menu, then choose “After this section.”
The new section appears after the current section.
When you change the background, headers, footers, and page numbering style for a section, the changes apply to all pages in the current section.
In facing pages, click the pop-up menu to the right of “Section starts on,” then choose an option to determine where the section content starts:
Next Page: Starts the section on either a left or right page, whichever comes next in the document. If you don’t want your document to include blank pages, choose Next.
Right Page: Starts the section on the first right page. If the next page in your document would be a left-side page, a blank page is inserted before the start of the section on the right.
Left Page: Starts the section on the first left page. If the next page in your document would be a right-side page, a blank page is inserted before the start of the section on the left.
By default (unless you start with a toolbar, choose Page Thumbnails, then click a page thumbnail in the sidebar. A background color appears behind all other pages in the same section.