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Old 11-18-2011, 08:38 PM   #2
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there is a way. It is in the idpf specification for ePub. It would look something like:
Code:
<div class="myhead" style="display: oeb-page-head">
      The OEB Publication Structure: Introduction
   </div>
This would set up the header and it would remain in place until another statement replaced it. There are no particular rules on how a reader needs to treat this statement. For example, it could treat it like a physical book and play the line at the top of each page or it could make it a menu item that only gets displayed when selected. Whether any book rendering tool actually supports this is a different question.

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