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Originally Posted by Toxaris
You will always have issues when the header doesn't quite fit on the page. If you want a margin above a H3 and have the H3 always at the top of a page, the most consistent manner would be to give the H3 a separate page/XHTML file.
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Thanks, Toxaris.
The h3s are distributed throughout the body of the content. Whenever one of them happens to be at the top of a page, the TOC link that points to that h3 header instead points to the previous page, as if a piece of the h3 header's margin is being left on the previous page.
I suppose the only two ways of fixing this issue are to either do as you say and place each h3 at the top of a new document or push each h3 down with the previous element's bottom margin.