Back cover

The #back-cover function creates the back cover of the document. It displays the author and the title of the document, taken from #bookly.with, followed by one or several abstracts. It is usually the last command of the main file.

#back-cover(
  abstracts: (),
  logo: none,
)

Argument

<abstracts>: ()array

Abstracts of the document. Each element of the array is a dictionary with the following keys:

title: title of the abstract (e.g., “Abstract:”);
text: text of the abstract.

Argument

<logo>: nonearray

Logos displayed in a row above the author and title (see #row-img in Miscellaneous).

Note

Unless the open-right option is set to false, the back cover is placed on an even (left-hand) page, as expected for two-sided printing. It has neither header nor footer and does not count in the page numbering.

Example

#let abstracts = (
  (
    title: [Abstract:],
    text: [This work presents the objectives, methodology, and main results of the work.],
  ),
  (
    title: [#set text(lang: "fr"); Résumé :],
    text: [#set text(lang: "fr"); Ce travail présente les objectifs, la méthodologie et les principaux résultats.],
  ),
)

#let logos = (
  align(left)[#image("images/logo1.svg", width: 45%)],
  align(right)[#image("images/logo2.png", width: 50%)],
)

#back-cover(abstracts: abstracts, logo: logos)