[Framers] running H/F

[Wim Hooghwinkel - idtp]

Hello Tom,

not sure if this helps, but do you know that you can add multiple paragraph format names in your Running H/F definition? Separated by comma (I think). FM will pick up the first available form your content. So, for example, if your definition is <$paratext[Heading1,HeadingNN,TOC_Heading]> it will pick up Heading1 from a regular chapter, HeadingNN from your preface and TOC_Heading from your TOC. Or whatever naminhg you use.

This way you can use the same H/F variable for different documents in your book and don’t need to restore after importing variables.


Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards,
 
Wim Hooghwinkel


> Op 30 mrt. 2020, om 22:02 heeft framers-request at lists.frameusers.com het volgende geschreven:
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> Every time I do a revision I use the rename book components that you did for me to save tons of time. However, I still have to go through are revise the headers. Normally, I change the header (includes document number) in one chapter, then select all of the other parts of the document and import variable definitions. This works, but I still have to go back to restore the running H/F for the preface, TOC, and Glossaries (each of which has a separate paragraph tag). If there was a script that integrated all of that into one, or at least a way to import variable definitions while ignoring those that have running headers that are different from the source document, that could also be quite useful.