DOCBOOK-APPS: DSSSL to get section and chapter title in header

["Dave Brooks, BCS Systems" <dave at bcs dot co dot nz>]

Hi,

I'm looking for ways to generate a header using the DSSSL style sheets
(openjade/pdfjadetex), that is like:

PageNo       ChapterTitle |
SectionTitle          Page
No
--------------------------|-----------------------------
                         
|
       R H
Page          
|           L H
page
                         
|

ie. with page number, chapter and section titles on left and right
pages all with a rule underneath.


Some questions:
1) How do you refer to both the chapter and section (sect1) title when
producing a header?
2) How do you build a header line that has the first part quadded left
and the last part quadded right with a rule underneath?

My attempts so far have resulted in:

----------------------------------------
Outer                             
Inner

by defining page-outer-header, page-inner-header and a rule as
page-center-header. The problem now is that I want the rule underneath
the text. Setting space-before or space-after appears to makes no
difference.

The secret lies somewhere with the rule. By not having a rule I can
get:

Outer         
Center             
Inner

Or a rule above the centered text:

----------------------------------------
Outer         
Center             
Inner


Having centered text and with a rule underneath results 
in:

              
Center
----------------------------------------
Outer                             
Inner

and rules above and below the centered text results in:

Having centered text and with a rule underneath results in:

----------------------------------------
              
Center
----------------------------------------
Outer                             
Inner


In other words the rule is forcing the other headers down.


By drawing rules on all footers (outer, center and inner) I start to get
what I'm after, although there appears to be some problem with getting
the baselines lined up. I'm sure there must be a cleaner way.


Thanks.


Dave Brooks