Publisher and nested/child pages

[The0]

Hi, could anybody enlighten me as to why when I export a pdf, I have one nested heading/page. All the headings have 'Heading 1' applied as a text style yet the last heading or page is nested for some reason. I've explored individual spread properties and text style editing but can't see anything obvious. Screenshot from Mac Preview.

Thanks in advance.

[Wosven]

Strange, that doesn't look like headers for a TOC, since those would only be on the first page of each type of item, but like "rubriques" in French, that we put at the top of each page to remind what the page is about.

But it doesn't explain the problem.

[The0]

14 minutes ago, Wosven said:

Strange, that doesn't look like headers for a TOC, since those would only be on the first page of each type of item, but like "rubriques" in French, that we put at the top of each pagw to remind what the page is about.

But it doesn't explain the problem.

Is there an individual spread metadata view in Publisher where you can set individual spread info? I've changed the text frame heading on the 'Masks & Neckties' page to 'Accessories' but it still exports as you can see as Masks & Neckties. Obviously there's some lingering original spread info/metadata attached to the page. The screenshot is from Mac's Preview app, not from within Publisher.

[Wosven]

For this, you need to open the TOC panel and update it.

[The0]

10 minutes ago, Wosven said:

For this, you need to open the TOC panel and update it.

Thanks but this isn't it from what I can see. The TOC panel doesn't allow me to edit individual spread info.

[The0]

Found it, it's the Anchors panel! Thanks for your help.

[Wosven]

It's not about spread info — and I don't think it's working like this —, but about updating your TOC so it'll include your modifications.