Ryinth

Is there any way to stop content from "slipping" around when you add or remove pages? I'm laying out a book, very simple master pages - one for a new chapter spread, one for chapter content. However, if I do any edits that change the number of pages (even to fix a typo, etc), anything that comes after is completely messed up - content moves to pages using the wrong Master, etc. Is there a way to keep all added/removed pages to within a section, so that following sections aren't impacted? Or any way to lock content to a page with a Master applied? Otherwise, is there a way to output a Book into an Affinity file so that you can edit the blank pages that Affinity has inserted?

So I'm making my first project, and I've had a weird issue pop up in the last day. I'm formatting a novel in Publisher 2, so I've got - for the moment, a very basic layout. I've got two master pages - a two page-spread for the beginning of each chapter, and then a basic master for the content of the chapter. The problem becomes...sometimes body content will start appearing on the master pages? I've thrown in some Alice in Wonderland text to demonstrate. It seems to happen at random points, so I can't see a mistake I'm doing over and over - added to the fact that it's jumping onto the "wrong" master page, not even the one the text was pasted into (so it doesn't seem like a linked element?) has me very confused. Any help would be appreciated.