In the current propsal, you can use a normal CSS selector to "mark" the elements which should serve as headers: H1 { running-head: chapter } P.caption { running-head: section } The marked elements can then be referred to from the header definition: @page :header { content: first(chapter), none, first(section); } For my two cents: Would suggest a reversal would make more sense. Instead of saying 'This element should go into the header' when I meet the element, How about 'for the running header include ....' then specify what is to go in? Similar model as in xcel spreadsheet, pick from a list? Candidates then could include First H1, Date, pageNum URL etc. Regards, DAveP Syntax down to those who know. From: Dave Pawson. RNIB(UK) e-mail dpawson@rnib.org.ukReceived on Friday, 7 November 1997 04:41:02 UTC
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