However, H/F Text observes the same Left/Right document margin settings used in the Those margins are independent of the Top/Bottomĭocument margin settings (assuming the H/F margins are smaller than the Top/Bottom document margins). Vertical positioning of Headers/Footers is controlled by separate margin settings which determine how close the text typed into each can come to the top/bottom of the page. It's actually more like - but separate from - the main text layer of the document. "I thought a header and/or footer was not unlike a cell or even a text box in that it could have its own sets of margins, font, etc." Objects which can be included anywhere in the Header/Footer Layer.
It may also put things in a better perspective to think in terms of Header/Footer Text as opposed to
Layer of the document within which they are contained. Well, I'll see if I can help clarify a little :-) Perhaps it would help to first make a conceptual distinction between the actual
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