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Article #23096Re: running footers
From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 16:52
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 16:52
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Ken, You have to understand how these work in order to realize what the fix is. When you reference a <$paratag[nnn]> building block, FM searches the current page and then backwards in the document to previous pages until it find a match for the specified tag. In your situation, the new second and third level paratags fall after the current page when the Heading 1 changes. So using the building blocks for the paratags isn't going to work the way you want. What you could try to do is use marker building blocks (e.g. <$marker1>) in your footer instead. At each heading, manually insert in a Running H/F1 marker the appropriate level of entry that you want (e.g. in a Heading 1, only the Heading 1 entry, in a Heading2, include the Heading 1 & Heading 2, etc.). Not easy, but it works.
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