Setting a header on conversion to PDF

[stenagmois]

I use h1, h2, and h3 tags. I have been setting the page header to _SECTION_ my h3 text, but it's not the right level for me. I would like to set _SECTION_ to my h2 content.

I would like to right justify that content and left justify a constant if possible.

I'm not sure if the htnl title property on the h2 or h3 would work for me.

I tried the _TOP_LEVEL_SECTION_ but that only picks up h1 and this is too high a level.

Thanks in advance

[kovidgoyal]

You control what section titles are via the Table of Contents tab in the conversion settings.

[stenagmois]

Originally Posted by kovidgoyal

You control what section titles are via the Table of Contents tab in the conversion settings.

My question does not concern the table of contents, but the setting of the variable _SECTION_ which I want to have in the PDF Header on each page.

Is there documentation on how to set the value of the header variable _SECTION_ that you reference on the bottom of the PDF conversion page. Right now the _SECTION_ is being set by my usage of the h3 html tag. Is this the only way to do it? Is there a variable _CHAPTER_? set by the h2 tag?

[kovidgoyal]

Once again, you control what becomes sections via the Table of Contents. Each entry in the table of contents corresponds to a section and thus sets the SECTION variable.

[stenagmois]

Thanks -- I can now set the section when I regen the TOC. Can I use <div> in the header and footer to out-justify two things, like series name on the left and chapter on the right of a single line? I tried this -- there must be a better way to count spaces!
<header><div style="width: 100%; margin:auto;">Series Name &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; _SECTION_ </div></header>

[stenagmois]

<header><div style="text-align: center; width: 100%; margin: auto;"><div>Music of the Bible</div><div style="text-align: right;">_SECTION_</div></div></header>

I woke up for a minute... This works fine.