In the example below, page numbers start from section 2. If you want different page numbers for different sections, first break the link and then add page numbers for each section separately. Therefore, whatever we just learnt applies equally well to Page Numbers as well. Page numbers are a part of header / footer. This is how it looks after delinking and retyping the header (this time in section 2). If you do not want header of one header to spill over to the next section, you must delink it by clearing the Link to Previous option BEFORE you add any header / footer content. This is done by removing the Link to Previous option. If you want to delink the header in section 2 from that in section 1, you must deactivate this setting. This is how it synchronizes the changes done in any section header. This linkage across headers is controlled by a setting for all headers except the first one. Headers and footers are linked to each other across sections. If I changed the header in section 3, it will still reflect in section 1 or 2. The contents of header for section 1 are automatically copied (linked or synchronized) to other sections.
Here I have put the header DEMO (1) in the header of the first section. These are available on a per Section basis.
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