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Blaineoreski · 05-08-2022, 02:01 PM

Hi,

I'm not really computer savvy, so please forgive the basic level of this question.

I recently upgraded to the latest version of Calibre. Up to now, I've always used the following code to generate headers in each conversion to PDF:

<header style="justify-content: flex-end; color: gray; font-size: xx-small;padding-top: 20px;"><div class="odd-page"><i>_SECTION_</i></div></header>

BUT! As I recall, that code was specific to the earlier version that I was using. Two questions, please:

If I want to create a similar header structure using the latest version of Calibre, how should I edit the code above?

If I have a work with several chapters, and subchapters inside, And I want both on every page, should I use something like <i>_SECTION_, _TOP_LEVEL_SECTION_ </i> within the amended code?

So that the output would be something like

Book I, Chapter 2

Thanks!

Blaine

05-08-2022, 02:01 PM	#1
Blaineoreski Zealot Posts: 119 Karma: 16268 Join Date: Apr 2020 Device: none	Header Formatting in Latest Version & Section Question Hi, I'm not really computer savvy, so please forgive the basic level of this question. I recently upgraded to the latest version of Calibre. Up to now, I've always used the following code to generate headers in each conversion to PDF: <header style="justify-content: flex-end; color: gray; font-size: xx-small;padding-top: 20px;"><div class="odd-page"><i>_SECTION_</i></div></header> BUT! As I recall, that code was *specific to the earlier* version that I was using. Two questions, please: If I want to create a similar header structure using the latest** version of Calibre, how should I edit the code above? If I have a work with several chapters, and subchapters inside, And I want both on every page, should I use something like <i>_SECTION_, _TOP_LEVEL_SECTION_ </i> within the amended code? So that the output would be something like Book I, Chapter 2 Thanks! Blaine Last edited by Blaineoreski; 05-08-2022 at 06:00 PM.