Pages - page/section breaks don't work with heading 2, 3, etc

Question

Hi guys.
First of all, sorry for my english!
I don't know how to create page/section breaks in my epubs. The truth is that the breaks appear every time I use the "heading 1" (for example, in a book it could be "PART ONE", "PART TWO" and so on).
But when I use the "heading 2", the break dissapear, even if I put a page break or a section break.
Sometimes I have three headings and I would like to have breaks in all of them (for example: PART ONE / Book One / Chapter one), but it's impossible to do it and I don't understand why...
Could you please help me?
Thanks a lot!

Answer 1

Dear Joao,
Thank you for explaining to me that I don't understand the problem. At least that makes two of us.
When there is an obvious bug in some software and that bug has been tracked down to an incompatibility between two programs (and at least I understand what is going on, as, I am sure, anyone else will who is familiar with recent FF developments), one (or both) of the two programs has to be modified. UPEK have modified their software and tested it. Toshiba have uploaded it but have failed to release it. That's all you need to understand. I posted the problem here in the niave hope that someone from Toshiba might be interested to know what problems their customers were having.
Model number and OS version are totally irrelevant, since the problem has been completely identified and a solution found. I am sure you know it all but a golden rule in forums is not to try to help people until you have understood what they have said.
Of course I appreciate that Tosh have to run some tests to satisfy themselves that this new version isn't going to break something else (but UPEK are puzzled). But the point is that something is seriously wrong with the current version and an update is needed now.
Frustrated? Yes! Actually, I am sick of the inefficient and intrusive bloat-ware on my Toshiba. I frequently have to reboot or wait aeons while the thing deals with a myriad of different start-up processes. I have a Tecra M5 and it is certainly not on my recommended list. Never have I been so underwhelmed by a new computer (owned since March 2006, BTW). The only good thing I have done of late is dual-booted Linux onto it.
If there is an email, let me know. As for telephone support -- get real!
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