HTML Mapping: Headings vs. Page Breaks

[Karen Robbins]

Update:
It appears that the "Major" heading will not follow its parent content to a
new page no matter what comes before it, heading or body text. I have
double-checked and it is definitely set as a heading and not to break. It
does always follow something else, either the heading mentioned or body
text that does follow its parent heading (part of the same section).
Instead of following its parent, the "Major" heading and its content stay
on the first page of the section.

Could it have anything to do with the heading level FM arbitrarily assigns
each heading in its catalog on conversion? For example, while this heading
level is typically D (h4 in HTML), FM usually assigns it level h6.

I also notice that FM generates invisibles in its HTML code, such as
invisible returns or spaces between the end of a URL and punctuation
outside the URL formatting. Could this have anything to do with the problem?

Thanks,
Karen

On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 6:41 AM, Karen Robbins <karendesign at gmail.com>wrote:

> Is there something about Frame's HTML conversion function that won't allow
> a page-break heading to be followed by a non-page-break heading? I've used
> this process for several years and don't recall this particular quirk.
> Macros have not been required to achieve desired page breaks.
>
> Here's the scenario:
>
> Two headings (D-Head Undergraduate and D-Head Graduate) are defined in the
> HTML mapping tables (both book and document) as headings (H*) and new pages
> (Y). Another heading, Major, is defined in the mapping tables as a heading
> (H*) but not as a new page (N).
>
> D-Head Graduate is always followed by body text. D-Head Undergraduate is
> usually followed by Major, then another subheading or body text.
>
> HTML page breaks work correctly for D-Head Graduate. When D-Head
> Undergraduate is followed immediately by body text, page breaks also work
> correctly. Page breaks do not work correctly for D-Head Undergraduate when
> followed by another heading, such as Major. The first heading appears on
> its own page, and the Major heading and subsequent body text that should
> appear immediately below D-Head Undergraduate instead appear within another
> page (an earlier one that starts the section and lists the headings linked
> to sub-pages in that section).
>
> Because there are about 100 instances of this problem, I don't want to
> manually cut-and-paste to repair it. What am I doing wrong? Please don't
> suggest another HTML conversion tool, it's not possible at this time.
>
> Thanks for any help,
> Karen
>
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