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September 20, 2014
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I have a bunch of headers and footers using the <!--more--> marker and it is not always selecting one when post is made.

I sent you an email  with login info so you can have a look with your own peepers.

I've tried:

<!--more-->1<!--more-->2<!--more-->3<!--more-->etc.

and

<!--more-->1
<!--more-->2
<!--more-->3
etc.

No luck...

September 20, 2014
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I came up with a workaround using the Global synonym table and just 1 line for footers and headers.

Still, you may want to have a look at it when you finish your peppermint tea. :)

September 21, 2014
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Both ways you did it are incorrect. This its how it's supposed to be used:

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<!--more-->
2
<!--more-->
3
<!--more-->
etc

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Never thought of that...

Resource wise, I presume that multiple headers/footers is preferable over synonyms or is there little difference between the two methods?

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They are just different. Synonym table is intended to synonymize and re-write your posts, while post headers and footers just add your own HTML content to every single post.

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