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How do I make this:
And so on.
I’m trying to write a story and have lots of chapters, and I want to include each chapter name in the header of that chapter.
As of quite recently (24-02-2015) it is possible in Google Documents to have a different header/footer on the first page. Therefore it is only possible to fulfill the second instance you described.
Text posted on the Google+ Google Docs page:
Headers and Footers - the way you want them
One of your biggest requests (especially those of you who use Docs to write
academic papers) is to be able to customize how headers and footers appear
on the first pages of your documents.
With today’s updates, you can now use different headers and footers on the
first pages of your documents, which comes in handy for:
> Following academic formatting guidelines (e.g. MLA, CMS, APA)
> Starting page numbering on the second page
> Making a title page without headers or footers
After inserting a header or footer in your document you’ll see a new checkbox
--just tick it and you’ll be able to set a different header and footer on the
first page.
There’s also a new Insert > Page Number menu that lets you customize how and
where you start your page numbers--like on the bottom of the second page,
for example.
It might take a while for the feature to be available as it's being rolled out.
OP has not responded to a request for clarification, but I suspect for most people a page break immediately before the title at the top of page 2 would be adequate.
Best Answer
Custom headers/footers per every page are not supported. You can have a custom header/footer only on the first page of your document - the rest of headers/footers will be cloned.
Best you can do is to set custom page margins in File > Page setup... and then TAB it out manually.