I am using the memoir class, with pagestyle "headings" for the main body of the text. I have
\createmark{chapter}{left}{nonumber}{}{}
\createmark{section}{right}{shownumber}{\S}{ \space}
And all works as I want, except for one sort of case.
In a chapter I have numbered sections "N.m Section title" followed by a set of exercises labelled "Exercises N" where N is the chapter number. So in a chapter file there may be section commands like
...
\section{Tautological equivalence}
\section{Summary}
\section*{Exercises \arabic{chapter}}
which generate as required section headings
13.8 Tautological equivalence
13.9 Summary
Exercises 13
Now here's the problem. Suppose the Exercises section starts on a right hand page. Then what I WANT is for the page header to now have (on the inside margin) "Exercises 13". But what I GET is "13.9 Summary", presumably because of the section* command.
What I need is some code that gets memoir to do the right thing here!
Either by changing the definition of \createmark for the right (I guess), or by giving some code I can add just after \section*{Exercises \arabic{chapter}} which over-rides the definition for the header, just for that page.
Many thanks in advance!
\markboth{} {}
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