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I have a two-page spread with parent page B that has headers and footers. I have parent C based on B with the footers but no header. In the .indt file everything looks great, but when I sync the book file, this one document always turns to overset text in the footer. I tried:
What could be causing this? Why does sync'ing the document with the template result in two footers?
Ah, I think I figured it out. I had a spread A that B was inheriting and then C was inheriting but for some reason the footer wasn't displaying from A. All this to say I ended up making sure C inherited from B which got from A and then it worked. I think when spread C was taking from B (which was from A), the footer wasn't showing (maybe a hidden or locked layer), so I had copied the one from B and then the hidden one was making the displaying offset.
Sorry if this is all confusing. Thanks for as
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Hard to know. Can you share a sample file?
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Ah, I think I figured it out. I had a spread A that B was inheriting and then C was inheriting but for some reason the footer wasn't displaying from A. All this to say I ended up making sure C inherited from B which got from A and then it worked. I think when spread C was taking from B (which was from A), the footer wasn't showing (maybe a hidden or locked layer), so I had copied the one from B and then the hidden one was making the displaying offset.
Sorry if this is all confusing. Thanks for asking!
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No problem - any other issues please feel free to ask.
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