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There should be a way, by checkbox or something, to have "Running header from last on previous page if widow."
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You can put it in as a feature request. Or you can talk to Rick Quatro, he wrote me a very nice script that used the <marker#> variable to update headings to reflect what I wanted.
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Thanks for prompt reply, I did put in a feature request, but the script sounds like it could do it. Do you have a contact for Rick Quatro?
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Find Rick at http://frameautomation.com/about/
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@frameexpert, can you help this gentleman out?
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Mind you, the script is tailored to what I want, which in this case is to have the chapter title on one line, the major heading underneath, and a subheading under that.
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My setup is similar, with a main header Running H/F 1 of the chapter and a subheader below with Running H/F 2 as <$paratext[head_1,head_2,head_25,head_3]> to pick up the last one of those defined headings. However, there are times when the topic from the previous page bleeds over to the top of the page, so that the header doesn't match the content, but rather uses the first one it comes to further down. There must be a way to specify that "if bleeds, use last on previous page."
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He could probably adapt the script he wrote for me to do that. I wanted to have the first/most recent heading at whatever level in the header and did NOT want to have a subheading show up if a new main heading without a subheading appeared on the page, because that implied that subheading appeared under the new main heading as well as the prior one, and that irked me.
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I get it, that's why I avoided third level headers, but even second level can cause a predicament, because people use the header as a guide to content.