postext 1.4.2 → 1.5.0

package/dist/pipeline/build.js

@@ -1,18 +1,19 @@
-import { applyTitleBreaks } from '../parse/inlineFormatting';
+import { flattenTitleBreaks } from '../parse/inlineFormatting';
 import { dimensionToPx } from '../units';
 import { createVDTDocument, createVDTBlock, createBoundingBox, } from '../vdt';
 import { anchorBox } from '../design/layout';
 import { parseMarkdownMemo, spaceDirectiveLines } from '../parse';
-import { buildPageLabels, computeHeadingNumbers, } from '../numbering';
-import { extractFrontmatter } from '../frontmatter';
+import { buildPageLabels, computeHeadingNumbering, parseNumberFormat, } from '../numbering';
+import { extractFrontmatter, normalizeMetadata } from '../frontmatter';
+import { collectConfigWarnings } from '../configWarnings';
 import { initHyphenator } from '../measure';
-import { resolveAllConfig, computeBaselineGrid } from './config';
-import { createHeadingLevelResolver, deriveSectionGeometryConfig, deriveSectionMeasureContext, headingIsNumbered, headingStyleOf, planHeadingSections, } from './headingStyles';
-import { computeOutline, hasTocDirective, outlineFromDoc, sameOutline } from './outline';
+import { resolveAllConfig, computeBaselineGrid, resolvedLocale } from './config';
+import { createHeadingLevelResolver, deriveSectionGeometryConfig, deriveSectionMeasureContext, headingIsHidden, headingIsNumbered, headingMarksFor, headingStyleOf, planHeadingSections, } from './headingStyles';
+import { computeOutline, hasTocDirective, headingNumberingOptions, headingTemplatesOf, outlineFromDoc, sameOutline } from './outline';
 import { expandTocDirectives } from './toc';
 import { resolveBodyStyle, resolveBlockquoteStyle } from './styles';
-import { computeLevelIndentsPx, computeOrderedLevelIndentsPx, computeOrderedListRunMetrics, } from './lists';
-import { resetLinePositions, createPageWithColumns, currentColumn, advanceToNextColumn, advanceToNextPageBoundary, enforcePageParity, placeBlockInColumn, placeAtomicBlock, createPartPage, pageHasContent, sideColumnOf, sideColumns, sideUsedBottom, pageIsOccupied, bandColumns, currentBand, isBandLevel, bandUsedBottom, closeBandAndInsertSpan, } from './placement';
+import { computeLevelIndentsPx, computeOrderedLevelIndentsPx, computeOrderedListRunMetrics, listBulletPosition, listItemGapPx, listItemSpacingPx, } from './lists';
+import { resetLinePositions, createPageWithColumns, currentColumn, advanceToNextColumn, advanceToNextPageBoundary, enforcePageParity, placeBlockInColumn, placeAtomicBlock, createPartPage, pageHasContent, sideColumnOf, sideColumns, sideUsedBottom, pageIsOccupied, bandColumns, currentBand, isBandLevel, bandUsedBottom, closeBandAndInsertSpan, pageLayoutOf, } from './placement';
 import { chooseParagraphSplit } from './orphanWidow';
 import { applyStyleAttrs, computePageMetrics, isMarkerBlock, nextNonMarkerBlock, spaceLinesAfter, prevNonMarkerBlock, rollbackTrailingBlocks, } from './buildHelpers';
 import { measureContentBlock } from './measureContentBlock';
@@ -21,17 +22,26 @@ import { planParts, derivePartMeasureContext } from './parts';
 import { layoutCallout, offsetCalloutToAbsolute, pickCalloutStyle, planCallouts, resolveCalloutAttrs, } from './calloutLayout';
 import { layoutResourceBlock, planTableSlice } from './resourceLayout';
 import { computeFloatPlan, floatedResourceIds, } from './floatPlacement';
-import { enumerateCurrentPageSlots, measureFloatBand, measureSideStack, columnHasFloatBand, fitsStrict, trueBottom, } from './floatSlots';
+import { enumerateCurrentPageSlots, measureFloatBand, floatGapAbove, measureSideStack, clearSideObstacles, columnHasFloatBand, fitsStrict, trueBottom, } from './floatSlots';
 import { computeHeadingContext, computeResourceNumbering, } from './resourceNumbering';
-import { defaultResourceTypes } from '../defaults/resourceTypes';
+import { defaultResourceTypes, documentLocale } from '../defaults/resourceTypes';
 import { pickTableStyle } from '../defaults/tableStyle';
-import { buildHeadersAndFooters, measureHeadingAdvancedDesignHeight } from './headerFooter';
-import { proposeBalanceLines, collectColumnGaps, firstDivergentColumn, gapLinesIn, pageSegments, MAX_BALANCING_PASSES, MAX_BALANCING_PASSES_PER_DOCUMENT, balanceKey } from './columnBalancing';
-import { applyBandCap, uncapBand, columnBottom, bandCapLines, bandTop, resolveBandCapsGen, drainPasses, resolveTrailingCapsGen, bandCapLinesAroundZone, } from './bandCaps';
+import { buildHeadersAndFooters, defaultOpenerTitle, headingDesignBoxes, headingTitleText, measureDefaultOpenerHeight, measureHeadingDesign } from './headerFooter';
+import { flowColorValues } from './partPalette';
+import { chapterNumberCounter, leadingBoldText } from './placeholders';
+import { proposeBalanceLines, collectColumnGaps, firstDivergentColumn, gapLinesIn, boxRoomIn, boxLeverKeys, pageSegments, MAX_BALANCING_PASSES, MAX_BALANCING_PASSES_PER_DOCUMENT, balanceKey } from './columnBalancing';
+import { applyBandCap, uncapBand, columnBottom, bandCapLines, bandTop, bareBandTop, resolveBandCapsGen, drainPasses, resolveTrailingCapsGen, bandCapLinesAroundZone, } from './bandCaps';
 import { raggedLooseLines } from './raggedLines';
+import { collectContentWarnings, locateContentWarnings } from './contentWarnings';
 /** Tolerance for "does this block fit" checks against a column's free
  *  height, absorbing floating-point drift between grid multiples. */
 const FIT_EPS = 0.01;
+/** Room (px) under closing boxes a balancing pass must close to be kept on
+ *  that ground alone (see `boxRoomIn`). */
+const BOX_ROOM_EPS_PX = 0.5;
+/** Overflow past a capped column's foot (px) that counts as content the
+ *  cut did not hold — a clipped line, not floating-point drift. */
+const CAPPED_OVERFLOW_PX = 0.5;
 /** Smallest share of its width an inline figure is set at to stay in the
  *  room left in its column (`layout.fitFiguresToPage`). */
 const MIN_INLINE_FIGURE_SCALE = 0.5;
@@ -41,14 +51,33 @@ export class BuildCancelledError extends Error {
         this.name = 'BuildCancelledError';
     }
 }
-/** Page-number formats accepted by the `::numbering` directive. */
-const ALLOWED_PAGE_FORMATS = new Set([
-    'decimal',
-    'lower-roman',
-    'upper-roman',
-    'lower-alpha',
-    'upper-alpha',
-]);
+/** `{chapterNumber}` at each content block: the value of the last level-1
+ *  heading at or before it ('' before the first), by the counter the
+ *  running heads use over the placed blocks (`computeChapterNumbers`) —
+ *  fed the same fields the placed heading blocks will carry. */
+function chapterNumbersOfContent(blocks, resolved, prefixes, values, ordinalOffset) {
+    const numberless = new Set(resolved.headingStyles.filter((s) => s.numberingTemplate === '').map((s) => s.id));
+    const next = chapterNumberCounter(ordinalOffset, (b) => b.styleId !== undefined && numberless.has(b.styleId));
+    let current = '';
+    return blocks.map((b, i) => {
+        if (b.type === 'heading' && (b.level ?? 1) === 1) {
+            const style = headingStyleOf(b, resolved);
+            const value = next({
+                contentIndex: i,
+                unnumbered: style ? !style.numbered : false,
+                headingNumber: values[i],
+                numberPrefix: prefixes[i],
+                styleId: style?.id,
+            });
+            // A plate (`runningChapter: false`) reads its own value; the blocks
+            // after it stay in the chapter it interrupts.
+            if (style && !style.runningChapter)
+                return value;
+            current = value;
+        }
+        return current;
+    });
+}
 /**
  * Column balancing: measure a paragraph asked to run `extraLines` long.
  * Walks the tracking ladder — no tracking first, then a little positive
@@ -57,21 +86,38 @@ const ALLOWED_PAGE_FORMATS = new Set([
  * gains the line on its own, without needing the looseness target, counts
  * too). A solution whose extra line is a runt is refused: filling a
  * column's foot is no reason to leave a syllable alone at the end of a
- * paragraph. Falls back to the plain measurement when no rung works,
- * recording the outcome either way.
+ * paragraph. So is one with a justified line past `bodyText.maxWordSpacing`
+ * (EF-129): the breaker keeps a looser line only when no break set stays
+ * within the limit, and filling a column is no reason to print one. Falls
+ * back to the plain measurement when no rung works, recording the outcome
+ * either way.
+ *
+ * The target counts from the paragraph as placed, which the runt fix may
+ * have set a line shorter than the breaker's own optimum; the breaker's
+ * looseness counts from that optimum, so such a paragraph asks it for one
+ * line less (EF-129: asked for one more, it could only match the target by
+ * falling back to its optimum, unchecked).
  */
 function measureLooseParagraph(rawBlock, blockIdx, columnWidth, ctx, styleOverride, extraLines, trackingLadder, looseOutcome) {
     const base = measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, columnWidth, ctx, { styleOverride });
     if (!base)
         return null;
     const target = base.measured.lines.length + extraLines;
+    // The breaker's optimum, before any runt fix (a looseness of 0 skips it).
+    const optimum = measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, columnWidth, ctx, { styleOverride, looseness: 0 });
+    const looseness = optimum ? target - optimum.measured.lines.length : extraLines;
+    const maxWordSpacing = ctx.resolved.bodyText.maxWordSpacing + 1e-9;
+    const withinLimit = (lines) => lines.every((l) => l.isLastLine || l.justifiedSpaceRatio === undefined || l.justifiedSpaceRatio <= maxWordSpacing);
     for (const tracking of trackingLadder) {
         const loose = measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, columnWidth, ctx, {
             styleOverride,
-            looseness: extraLines,
+            looseness,
             trackingEm: tracking > 0 ? tracking / 1000 : undefined,
         });
-        if (loose && loose.measured.lines.length === target && !loose.measured.lastLineRunt) {
+        if (loose
+            && loose.measured.lines.length === target
+            && !loose.measured.lastLineRunt
+            && withinLimit(loose.measured.lines)) {
             looseOutcome.set(blockIdx, tracking);
             return loose;
         }
@@ -116,13 +162,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     // Level configs with heading-style overrides merged in (`{style="…"}`).
     const headingLevels = createHeadingLevelResolver(resolved);
     const dpi = resolved.page.dpi;
-    // Initialize hyphenator if needed (body text, or any justified paragraph
-    // style that hyphenates — they share the document locale).
-    const needsHyphenator = (resolved.bodyText.hyphenation.enabled && resolved.bodyText.textAlign === 'justify')
-        || resolved.paragraphStyles.some((s) => s.hyphenation && s.textAlign === 'justify');
-    if (needsHyphenator) {
-        initHyphenator(resolved.bodyText.hyphenation.locale);
-    }
+    // The document's hyphenation dictionary, set whatever the alignment: every
+    // hyphenating text shares it — body text, paragraph styles, callout bodies,
+    // design text — and so do the words wider than their measure, divided at a
+    // syllable even in ragged text. Left unset, a build would hyphenate with
+    // whichever dictionary the previous one (or the default, en-us) chose.
+    initHyphenator(resolved.bodyText.hyphenation.locale);
     // Compute baseline grid
     const baselineGrid = computeBaselineGrid(resolved);
     // Create document
@@ -139,6 +184,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     // overrides apply from the first page until this document opens its own.
     if (continuation?.part)
         doc.partStart = continuation.part;
+    // A part that closed the preceding content: its break is still owed
+    // (`pendingPartBreak` below) and a first page left blank is its verso.
+    const afterPartPage = continuation?.afterPartPage === true && resolved.parts.page;
+    if (afterPartPage)
+        doc.afterPartPage = true;
+    // The book's page count, when the host knows it (`{bookTotalPages}`).
+    const bookPageCount = Math.floor(continuation?.bookPageCount ?? 0);
+    if (bookPageCount > 0)
+        doc.bookPageCount = bookPageCount;
     const pageMetrics = computePageMetrics(resolved);
     const { pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, trimOffset } = pageMetrics;
     // The geometry pages are opened with: the document's, or — inside a
@@ -153,10 +207,14 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     doc.pages.push(firstPage);
     // Extract frontmatter, then parse the remaining markdown body
     const { metadata: frontmatterMeta, content: markdownBody, contentOffset: bodyOffset, fieldSources } = extractFrontmatter(content.markdown);
-    doc.metadata = { ...(content.metadata ?? {}), ...frontmatterMeta };
+    // Typed YAML values (`title: 1984`, `publishDate: 2026-09-24`) print as
+    // text; dates in the document language (a blank `locale` is unset).
+    doc.metadata = normalizeMetadata({ ...(content.metadata ?? {}), ...frontmatterMeta }, resolvedLocale(resolved));
     if (fieldSources)
         doc.metadataSources = fieldSources;
-    const parsedBlocks = parseMarkdownMemo(markdownBody);
+    // A configuration that leaves headings' inline marks off sets their
+    // spans plain here, for the outline and the layout alike (EF-122).
+    const parsedBlocks = headingMarksFor(parseMarkdownMemo(markdownBody), resolved);
     const headingStart = continuation?.headings;
     // `:::toc` expands into the entries of the book's outline — the one the
     // host supplied, else this document's own (page labels unknown on the
@@ -165,18 +223,17 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         ?? (hasTocDirective(parsedBlocks) ? computeOutline(parsedBlocks, resolved, headingStart) : undefined);
     const contentBlocks = expandTocDirectives(parsedBlocks, outline, resolved);
     const isNumbered = (b) => headingIsNumbered(b, resolved);
-    const headingTemplates = {};
-    for (const lvl of resolved.headings.levels) {
-        if (lvl.numberingTemplate && lvl.numberingTemplate.length > 0) {
-            headingTemplates[lvl.level] = lvl.numberingTemplate;
-        }
-    }
-    const headingPrefixes = computeHeadingNumbers(contentBlocks, headingTemplates, headingStart ? [headingStart.h1, headingStart.h2, headingStart.h3, headingStart.h4, headingStart.h5, headingStart.h6] : undefined, isNumbered);
+    const { prefixes: headingPrefixes, values: headingNumbers } = computeHeadingNumbering(contentBlocks, headingTemplatesOf(resolved), headingStart ? [headingStart.h1, headingStart.h2, headingStart.h3, headingStart.h4, headingStart.h5, headingStart.h6] : undefined, isNumbered, headingNumberingOptions(resolved));
+    // `{chapterNumber}` at each content block — the current chapter's, as the
+    // running heads print it on the block's page (`computeChapterNumbers`
+    // runs the same counter over the placed blocks) — so an opener design is
+    // measured with the number it is painted with.
+    const chapterNumberByBlock = chapterNumbersOfContent(contentBlocks, resolved, headingPrefixes, headingNumbers, doc.chapterOrdinalOffset ?? 0);
     // Resource numbering — computed up front (before the placement loop) so that
     // captions and inline `:ref`s can resolve their rendered number strings
     // before measurement. Numbering follows order of first reference in the
     // document.
-    const resourceTypes = config?.resourceTypes ?? defaultResourceTypes();
+    const resourceTypes = config?.resourceTypes ?? defaultResourceTypes(documentLocale(config));
     const resources = content.resources ?? [];
     const headingContext = computeHeadingContext(contentBlocks, headingStart, isNumbered);
     const resourceNumbering = computeResourceNumbering(contentBlocks, resourceTypes, resources, headingContext, continuation ? { counters: continuation.resourceCounters, numbered: continuation.resourceNumbers } : undefined);
@@ -212,9 +269,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     // resources detach from the running text and take the first free slot
     // after that reference (`floatSlots.ts`); the text flows past the
     // reference uninterrupted. `position: 'here'` resources keep inline
-    // `::resource` placement and are not floated.
-    const floatPlan = computeFloatPlan(contentBlocks, resources, resourceTypes);
-    const floatedIds = floatedResourceIds(floatPlan);
+    // `::resource` placement and are not floated. A resource an earlier
+    // chapter already numbered (`continuation.resourceNumbers`) was placed
+    // there: here it is only referred to, never floated again.
+    const incorporated = new Set(Object.keys(continuation?.resourceNumbers ?? {}));
+    const floatPlan = computeFloatPlan(contentBlocks, resources, resourceTypes, incorporated);
+    const floatedIds = floatedResourceIds(floatPlan, incorporated, resources, resourceTypes);
     const floatsByFirstBlock = new Map();
     for (const f of floatPlan) {
         const list = floatsByFirstBlock.get(f.firstBlockIdx);
@@ -230,6 +290,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
      *  page: they take the side column of the next page the flow opens, in
      *  order (see `placeCalloutSide`). */
     const pendingSideBoxes = [];
+    /** `span: 'side'` boxes of a style with `sideAtColumnEnd: 'after'`
+     *  (EF-161), and the side boxes fenced behind them, waiting for the text
+     *  after their fence to land (see `settleAwaitingSideBoxes`). Each keeps
+     *  where its fence was: its page, band, text column and the y the text
+     *  would have gone on at. */
+    const awaitingSideBoxes = [];
     /** Whether the band the cursor is in lays out as a multi-column band:
      *  two or more text columns, or one beside a float-only side column — a
      *  page-span block then cuts the band across every column. */
@@ -258,6 +324,133 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             pendingFloats.push(stamped);
         }
     };
+    /** Floats first cited in a text block that is still being placed, keyed
+     *  by resource id: the block and the index, among its measured lines, of
+     *  the line that holds the citation. A float is queued when its citing
+     *  block starts, but until that line is placed it takes no slot — not the
+     *  head of a page the block's earlier lines open, nor that of the page
+     *  the whole block moves on to — so it never lands above the line that
+     *  cites it (EF-69). Side floats sit beside their text and are not held. */
+    const citationGates = new Map();
+    /** The text block whose lines are being placed, and how many are. */
+    const citedLines = { blockIdx: -1, placed: 0 };
+    const awaitsCitation = (f) => citationGates.has(f.resourceId);
+    /** Drop the gates of blocks before `blockIdx` (a block always places all
+     *  its lines before the flow moves past it; this only guards against a
+     *  gate outliving its block), or every gate at a chapter barrier. */
+    const releaseStaleCitationGates = (blockIdx = Infinity) => {
+        for (const [id, gate] of citationGates)
+            if (gate.blockIdx < blockIdx)
+                citationGates.delete(id);
+    };
+    /** Gate the pending floats first cited in `lines` of text block
+     *  `blockIdx`, before its first line is placed. A keep-with-next rewind
+     *  that places the headings before it again leaves its gates standing:
+     *  they belong to a later block. */
+    const gateCitedFloats = (blockIdx, lines) => {
+        citedLines.blockIdx = blockIdx;
+        citedLines.placed = 0;
+        const fl = floatsByFirstBlock.get(blockIdx);
+        if (!fl)
+            return;
+        for (const f of fl) {
+            if (f.span === 'side' || !pendingFloats.some((p) => p.resourceId === f.resourceId))
+                continue;
+            const line = lines.findIndex((l) => l.segments?.some((s) => s.refResourceId === f.resourceId));
+            if (line >= 0)
+                citationGates.set(f.resourceId, { blockIdx, line });
+        }
+    };
+    /** A paragraph re-broken after some of its lines were placed (the lines
+     *  placed are unchanged): the floats it still holds back wait for the
+     *  line of the new setting that cites them. */
+    const regateCitedFloats = (blockIdx, lines) => {
+        for (const [id, gate] of citationGates) {
+            if (gate.blockIdx !== blockIdx || gate.line === Infinity)
+                continue;
+            const line = lines.findIndex((l) => l.segments?.some((s) => s.refResourceId === id));
+            if (line >= 0)
+                citationGates.set(id, { blockIdx, line });
+        }
+    };
+    /** Gate the pending floats first cited by the children of a box (content
+     *  indices `from`…`to`) until the fragment that holds the citing child
+     *  is committed: a box split across pages must not let a figure its
+     *  second part cites head the page that part opens (above it). */
+    const gateBoxCitations = (from, to) => {
+        for (let i = from; i <= to; i++) {
+            for (const f of floatsByFirstBlock.get(i) ?? []) {
+                if (f.span === 'side' || !pendingFloats.some((p) => p.resourceId === f.resourceId))
+                    continue;
+                citationGates.set(f.resourceId, { blockIdx: i, line: Infinity });
+            }
+        }
+    };
+    /** A box fragment was committed: every child before content index
+     *  `placedBefore` is set whole, so the floats they cite may take slots
+     *  from here on. */
+    const releaseBoxCitations = (placedBefore) => {
+        for (const [id, gate] of citationGates) {
+            if (gate.line !== Infinity || gate.blockIdx >= placedBefore)
+                continue;
+            citationGates.delete(id);
+            const at = pendingFloats.findIndex((p) => p.resourceId === id);
+            if (at >= 0)
+                pendingFloats[at] = { ...pendingFloats[at], refPageIndex: cursor.pageIndex };
+        }
+    };
+    /** The block a free heading at `blockIdx` keeps with: the first one after
+     *  it that is not a heading, a directive or a container marker (a box's
+     *  opening fence counts: the box is placed there). `undefined` without
+     *  keep-with-next, or when nothing follows. */
+    const keepWithNextTarget = (blockIdx) => {
+        if (!resolved.headings.keepWithNext)
+            return undefined;
+        for (let j = blockIdx + 1; j < contentBlocks.length; j++) {
+            const b = contentBlocks[j];
+            if (b.type === 'containerStart' && b.containerName === 'callout')
+                return j;
+            if (b.type === 'heading' || b.type === 'directive' || isMarkerBlock(b))
+                continue;
+            return j;
+        }
+        return undefined;
+    };
+    /** `placed`, the part of the block just set in its column, holds its
+     *  next lines: release the floats they cite, stamped with the page and
+     *  height of the citing line. A free heading's floats wait instead for
+     *  the block it keeps with: until that block is placed, a keep-with-next
+     *  rollback can still carry the heading to the next column or page, and
+     *  a float placed meanwhile would sit above the line that cites it. The
+     *  gate moves to that block's first line (`releaseStaleCitationGates`
+     *  keeps it; its first `citedLinesPlaced` releases it, or the flow moving
+     *  past it does), and a rollback that replays the heading gates it on the
+     *  heading again (`gateCitedFloats`). */
+    const citedLinesPlaced = (blockIdx, placed) => {
+        // Side boxes waiting for the text after their fence stand beside it
+        // before the floats this text cites take the side column.
+        settleAwaitingSideBoxes(false);
+        if (citedLines.blockIdx !== blockIdx)
+            return;
+        const from = citedLines.placed;
+        citedLines.placed += placed.lines.length;
+        const keeper = placed.type === 'heading' && placed.containerId === undefined
+            ? keepWithNextTarget(blockIdx)
+            : undefined;
+        for (const [id, gate] of citationGates) {
+            if (gate.blockIdx !== blockIdx || gate.line >= citedLines.placed)
+                continue;
+            if (keeper !== undefined) {
+                citationGates.set(id, { blockIdx: keeper, line: 0 });
+                continue;
+            }
+            citationGates.delete(id);
+            const at = pendingFloats.findIndex((p) => p.resourceId === id);
+            const line = placed.lines[Math.max(0, gate.line - from)];
+            if (at >= 0 && line)
+                pendingFloats[at] = { ...pendingFloats[at], refPageIndex: cursor.pageIndex, refY: line.bbox.y };
+        }
+    };
     /** Floated boxes (`placement: 'auto' | 'top' | 'bottom'`, `span` column / page):
      *  a `:::callout` that leaves the flow like a resource and takes the
      *  first free band after the point it occurs at — the foot of the
@@ -404,9 +597,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         const cf = calloutFloatOf(resourceId);
         if (cf) {
             // A floated box: its frame at the band's width, title and icon
-            // included; no caption baseline to align.
+            // included; no caption baseline to align. Its margins, when wider
+            // than the float gap, are the space the band keeps next to it
+            // (EF-144), as a box set in the side column keeps its `marginBottom`.
             const r = cf.L.layoutRange(CUT_START, cf.L.end, width, 'float-probe', false);
-            const mc = { height: r.totalHeight };
+            const mc = {
+                height: r.totalHeight,
+                ...(r.marginBottomPx > floatGapPx ? { gapBelow: r.marginBottomPx } : {}),
+                ...(r.marginTopPx > floatGapPx ? { gapAbove: r.marginTopPx } : {}),
+            };
             floatMeasureMemo.set(key, mc);
             return mc;
         }
@@ -488,6 +687,13 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
      *  sends single-column floats to the least reserved column). */
     const floatReserved = new Map();
     const reservedOf = (col) => floatReserved.get(col) ?? { top: 0, bottom: 0 };
+    const floatHeadOf = (col) => reservedOf(col).top;
+    /** `BandCap.headPx` for a cap proposed on `cols`: how far the float bands
+     *  every column holds at its head put the band's top below its bare one. */
+    const capHeadPx = (cols) => {
+        const head = bandTop(cols) - bareBandTop(cols, floatHeadOf);
+        return head > 0.5 ? { headPx: head } : {};
+    };
     /** Content index of the block that first referenced the latest float
      *  reserved at the head of each column. */
     const topFloatRefOf = new Map();
@@ -593,6 +799,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         const rest = slice.continues ? { ...f, startRow: end } : undefined;
         return rest ? { slice, rest } : { slice };
     };
+    /** The heading-design elements standing in each float-only side column
+     *  (EF-78), with the heading block whose design paints them: the side
+     *  stack sets its figures, tables and boxes clear of them
+     *  (`clearSideObstacles`), above them when they fit there. Recorded by
+     *  `markSideObstacles`, dropped when their heading is rolled back. */
+    const sideObstacles = new WeakMap();
     /**
      * Reserve a float band on `targetCols` (one column, or every text column
      * of the band for a page-span float) and position the float there.
@@ -634,7 +846,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             return null;
         // A side float stacks in the side column beside the citing text.
         if (side) {
-            const { need, y } = measureSideStack(measure, first, refY, page.contentArea, baselineGrid, floatGapPx);
+            const { need, y } = measureSideStack(measure, first, refY, page.contentArea, baselineGrid, floatGapPx, sideObstacles.get(first));
             return { need, y, measure, slice, width, xLeft, rotated };
         }
         // A bottom band normally anchors to the column's true foot (under a
@@ -659,10 +871,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         }
         // A bottom float's caption cuts the side column's foot; when the side
         // stack already reaches into that band (a box set beside the text
-        // above), the caption goes under the figure instead of behind the box.
+        // above), or a heading design stands there, the caption goes under the
+        // figure instead of behind the box.
         if (aside && sideCol && position === 'bottom' && measure.asideHeight !== undefined) {
             const captionTop = y + measure.height - measure.asideHeight - floatGapPx;
-            if (sideUsedBottom(sideCol) > captionTop + 0.5) {
+            const standsInBand = (sideObstacles.get(sideCol) ?? []).some((o) => o.bottom > captionTop + 0.5);
+            if (sideUsedBottom(sideCol) > captionTop + 0.5 || standsInBand) {
                 const plain = measureFloat(f.resourceId, width, slice, rotated);
                 if (plain) {
                     ({ need, y } = measureFloatBand(position, plain, targetCols, page.contentArea, baselineGrid, floatGapPx, bottomOf));
@@ -681,13 +895,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             return Math.max(0, col.availableHeight - probe.need);
         if (uncappedBottoms.has(col) && !anchorToCap)
             return col.availableHeight;
-        const newHeight = Math.max(0, probe.y - floatGapPx - col.bbox.y);
+        const newHeight = Math.max(0, probe.y - floatGapAbove(probe.measure, floatGapPx) - col.bbox.y);
         return Math.max(0, col.availableHeight - (col.bbox.height - newHeight));
     };
     /** Set a built float at its band position and hand it to the page: a
-     *  resource block into `page.floats`; a floated box's frame and children
-     *  into `page.floats` and `doc.blocks`, the way a fixed box goes. */
-    const commitFloatBlock = (page, col, built, x, y, width) => {
+     *  resource block into `page.floats`, with the content index of the block
+     *  that first cites or embeds it (`anchorIdx`, where a tagged PDF reads
+     *  it); a floated box's frame and children into `page.floats` and
+     *  `doc.blocks`, the way a fixed box goes. */
+    const commitFloatBlock = (page, col, built, x, y, width, anchorIdx) => {
         const cf = calloutFloatResults.get(built.block);
         if (cf) {
             calloutFloatResults.delete(built.block);
@@ -713,6 +929,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         built.block.bbox = createBoundingBox(x, y, width, built.height);
         built.block.pageIndex = page.index;
         built.block.columnIndex = col.index;
+        built.block.contentIndex = anchorIdx;
         (page.floats ??= []).push(built.block);
     };
     const placeFloatInColumns = (page, f, targetCols, position, pageSpan, mode, anchorToCap = false, side = false, refY) => {
@@ -733,7 +950,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             // side column of the next page — where it is set anyway, overflowing,
             // when even an empty column cannot hold it (a dominating figure).
             if (need > first.availableHeight + 0.01) {
-                if (mode === 'strict' || sideUsedBottom(first) > first.bbox.y + 0.5)
+                // A column that already holds something — a float, a box, or a
+                // heading design standing in it — is no empty column to overflow.
+                const holds = sideUsedBottom(first) > first.bbox.y + 0.5 || (sideObstacles.get(first)?.length ?? 0) > 0;
+                if (mode === 'strict' || holds)
                     return 'defer';
                 // An empty column shortened by a band above it (a page-span box,
                 // a top float) is no measure of the float: when a full column
@@ -750,7 +970,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             if (!built)
                 return 'skip';
             first.availableHeight = Math.max(0, first.availableHeight - need);
-            commitFloatBlock(page, first, built, xLeft, y, width);
+            commitFloatBlock(page, first, built, xLeft, y, width, f.firstBlockIdx);
             floatsPlaced++;
             return 'placed';
         }
@@ -805,7 +1025,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             for (const c of targetCols) {
                 if (position === 'bottom' && uncappedBottoms.has(c) && !anchorToCap) {
                     // Trailing cap: the band must lie entirely below the level cut.
-                    if (y - floatGapPx < c.bbox.y + c.bbox.height - 0.01)
+                    if (y - floatGapAbove(measure, floatGapPx) < c.bbox.y + c.bbox.height - 0.01)
                         return 'defer';
                     continue;
                 }
@@ -843,6 +1063,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             if (minAvail - need < minTextPx)
                 need = Math.max(need, minAvail);
         }
+        // A page opened for a block that cannot split (an inline figure or
+        // table, see `onAtomicNewPage`): a float takes its head or foot only
+        // when the block still fits the column beside it; otherwise it waits
+        // for the next page, as it did before the block took the flush.
+        if (mode === 'fresh' && freshPageHold && targetCols.includes(freshPageHold.col)) {
+            const after = galleryFill ? 0 : availableAfterBand(freshPageHold.col, position, { need, y, measure }, false);
+            if (after < freshPageHold.px - FIT_EPS)
+                return 'defer';
+        }
         // The rest goes on after this slice in reading order, never before.
         if (rest) {
             rest = { ...rest, notBefore: { pageIndex: page.index, columnIndex: targetCols[targetCols.length - 1].index } };
@@ -884,7 +1113,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     uncappedBottoms.set(col, capped - need);
                 }
                 else {
-                    const newHeight = Math.max(0, y - floatGapPx - col.bbox.y);
+                    const newHeight = Math.max(0, y - floatGapAbove(measure, floatGapPx) - col.bbox.y);
                     const reserved = col.bbox.height - newHeight;
                     col.bbox.height = newHeight;
                     col.availableHeight = Math.max(0, col.availableHeight - reserved);
@@ -902,7 +1131,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         if (galleryFill)
             for (const col of targetCols)
                 col.availableHeight = 0;
-        commitFloatBlock(page, first, built, xLeft, y, width);
+        commitFloatBlock(page, first, built, xLeft, y, width, f.firstBlockIdx);
         floatsPlaced++;
         return rest ? { rest } : 'placed';
     };
@@ -925,8 +1154,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
      *  tables are numbered in first-reference order, and the reader must
      *  meet them in that order too — table 3 never lands after table 4, even
      *  when 4 would fit a slot 3 does not. Sequences do not hold each other
-     *  up: a waiting table lets a later figure through. */
+     *  up: a waiting table lets a later figure through. A float whose citing
+     *  line is not placed yet waits too (see `citationGates`), and holds back
+     *  its sequence. */
     const heldBack = (i) => {
+        if (awaitsCitation(pendingFloats[i]))
+            return true;
         const typeId = resourceById.get(pendingFloats[i].resourceId)?.typeId;
         for (let j = 0; j < i; j++) {
             if (resourceById.get(pendingFloats[j].resourceId)?.typeId === typeId)
@@ -1157,6 +1390,24 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     /** Reserve floats on each freshly opened content page. Passed only to the
      *  content-flow column advances — parity / force-blank pages never get it. */
     const onNewPage = (page) => flushFloatsIntoPage(page);
+    /** The block a page is being opened for, when it cannot split: the
+     *  column it goes into and the height it needs there (see
+     *  `placeFloatInColumns`). Set only while that page's floats are flushed. */
+    let freshPageHold = null;
+    /** `onNewPage` for a page an inline figure or table opens (EF-160): the
+     *  floats pending take its bands as on any page the flow opens — up to
+     *  postext 1.4 they skipped it and waited for the page after — but never
+     *  the room the block needs under or over them. */
+    const onAtomicNewPage = (heightPx) => (page) => {
+        const col = page.columns.find((c) => c.kind !== 'span' && c.kind !== 'side');
+        freshPageHold = col ? { col, px: heightPx } : null;
+        try {
+            flushFloatsIntoPage(page);
+        }
+        finally {
+            freshPageHold = null;
+        }
+    };
     /** Whether content block `idx` opens a callout that will span the page
      *  in the current (multi-column) band — the floats placed right before
      *  it prefer the head of an empty column. */
@@ -1195,6 +1446,9 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 break; // safety: no progress
         }
     };
+    /** Boxes that left the flow this pass (side column, float band, fixed),
+     *  by the content index of their opening marker (see `leftFlow`). */
+    const calloutsOutOfFlow = new Set();
     // Everything per-block measurement needs that is constant for this pass.
     const measureCtx = {
         resolved,
@@ -1202,6 +1456,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         bodyStyle,
         blockquoteStyle,
         headingPrefixes,
+        headingNumbers,
         listLevelIndentsPx,
         orderedLevelIndentsPx,
         orderedMetrics,
@@ -1211,10 +1466,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         contentBlocks,
         cache,
         bodyOffset,
+        source: markdownBody,
         resources,
         resourceTypes,
         resourceNumbering,
         floatedIds,
+        leftFlow: calloutsOutOfFlow,
     };
     // Blocks inside a `:::part` measure with the part body typography.
     const partMeasureCtx = partPlan.byStart.size > 0
@@ -1262,6 +1519,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 blk.headingStyleId = style.id;
                 if (!style.numbered)
                     blk.unnumbered = true;
+                if (!style.runningChapter && (raw.level ?? 1) === 1)
+                    blk.notRunningChapter = true;
+            }
+            // A letter-case transform changes what the lines print, not the
+            // title: keep it as written for the bookmarks (EF-81). A title citing
+            // a resource keeps the printed text, whose `:ref` label the source
+            // does not hold.
+            if (headingLevels.forBlock(raw)?.textTransform === 'uppercase' && !raw.spans.some((s) => s.ref)) {
+                blk.sourceTitle = flattenTitleBreaks(raw.text);
             }
         }
         if (raw.toc?.kind === 'entry') {
@@ -1279,6 +1545,21 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     };
     let blockIdCounter = 0;
     let pendingSpacing = 0;
+    /** The float gap an inline resource still owes the block right after it
+     *  (EF-93), or the space a `:::paragraphs` container still owes the block
+     *  after its closing marker (EF-159; `container`, carried through the
+     *  closing markers that follow, an enclosing container's included),
+     *  measured from the grid line its foot snapped to: `pending` is what it
+     *  left in `pendingSpacing`, in whole grid lines so text lands back on the
+     *  grid; `exact` is the gap itself, which a block that sets itself off
+     *  the grid and snaps the flow after it (a heading, a display formula, a
+     *  box) collapses its own space above with instead. */
+    let inlineGapOwed = null;
+    /** The pending spacing a heading, a display formula or a box at `idx`
+     *  collapses its top margin with (see `inlineGapOwed`). */
+    const pendingBeforeSelfSnapping = (idx) => inlineGapOwed && inlineGapOwed.afterIdx === idx - 1 && pendingSpacing === inlineGapOwed.pending
+        ? inlineGapOwed.exact
+        : pendingSpacing;
     // Pages whose break into the next page is explicit rather than natural
     // overflow. Column balancing leaves their last column short (a chapter's
     // closing page legitimately ends early).
@@ -1301,6 +1582,9 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     // after landing (the cap then trims whatever the block left).
     let registeredBand = null;
     let bandStart = null;
+    /** Bands registered so far in this pass per opening block and part
+     *  (`contentIndex:part`): the `visit` of the next one (see `enterBand`). */
+    const bandVisits = new Map();
     let activeCap = null;
     /** True bottoms of capped columns (restored when the span block cuts). */
     const uncappedBottoms = new Map();
@@ -1317,6 +1601,157 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         if (px > 0)
             balanceExtraInColumn.set(col, (balanceExtraInColumn.get(col) ?? 0) + px);
     };
+    /** Whether a heading is painted by the default opener: a `span: 'page'`
+     *  level (or style) without design elements of its own, that prints
+     *  (EF-100). */
+    const opensDefaultOpener = (raw) => {
+        const lvl = headingLevels.forBlock(raw);
+        return lvl?.span === 'page'
+            && !(lvl.advancedDesign.enabled && lvl.advancedDesign.slot.elements.length > 0)
+            && !headingIsHidden(raw, lvl);
+    };
+    /** Page-spanning heading placed in `headingCol`, reserving `h` px from the
+     *  top of the page: the same vertical band is reserved in every other
+     *  column of the page, so body text under the opener band starts below it
+     *  in ALL columns, not just the one it was placed in. A column still
+     *  untouched moves its head below the band (as a top float does), so a
+     *  float offered that column's head lands under the opener instead of
+     *  over it. A text column's head goes to the first grid line at or under
+     *  the band's foot, so what it snaps lands on the page's grid, as in the
+     *  opener's own column (EF-139); its first block is then placed as
+     *  `openerHeadSpacing` says. An `h` at least as tall as the columns
+     *  spends them whole. `pending` is the space the opener leaves under it:
+     *  its `marginBottom` when it did not snap, 0 when the snap took it in;
+     *  `gridText` whether the text under it lands on the page's grid (its
+     *  level snaps, or would but for the heading after it). */
+    const reserveOpenerBand = (headingCol, h, opener, pending = 0, gridText = true) => {
+        const page = doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex];
+        for (const otherCol of page.columns) {
+            if (otherCol === headingCol)
+                continue;
+            if (otherCol.blocks.length === 0 && otherCol.availableHeight >= otherCol.bbox.height - 0.01) {
+                const foot = otherCol.bbox.y + h;
+                const text = otherCol.kind !== 'side' && otherCol.kind !== 'span';
+                const reach = (text ? gridUpOnPage(page, foot) : foot) - otherCol.bbox.y;
+                const shift = Math.min(reach, otherCol.bbox.height);
+                otherCol.bbox.y += shift;
+                otherCol.bbox.height -= shift;
+                otherCol.availableHeight = Math.max(0, otherCol.availableHeight - reach);
+                if (opener && text) {
+                    const textTop = gridText ? gridUpOnPage(page, foot + pending) : foot + pending;
+                    openerBandHeads.set(otherCol, { openerCol: headingCol, opener, foot, textTop, floatTop: reservedOf(otherCol).top });
+                }
+                continue;
+            }
+            otherCol.availableHeight = Math.max(0, otherCol.availableHeight - h);
+        }
+    };
+    /** The page grid line at or below `y` (absolute px). */
+    const gridUpOnPage = (page, y) => page.contentArea.y + Math.ceil((y - page.contentArea.y - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid;
+    /** Columns headed by a page-span opener's band (see `reserveOpenerBand`):
+     *  the opener, its column, the band's foot, where text right under the
+     *  opener starts and the float band the column held at its head then. */
+    const openerBandHeads = new Map();
+    /**
+     * The room above the first block of a column headed by an opener band,
+     * relative to the column's head, or undefined for any other column (or
+     * one the flow reached after a float took its head). Every column under
+     * the band starts as the opener's own column does (EF-139):
+     * - text starts where text right under the opener starts: the band's
+     *   foot plus the space the opener leaves, taken to the next grid line
+     *   when the opener's level snaps (its text lands on the page's grid, as
+     *   it does when the opener did not snap only because a heading follows);
+     * - a heading (or another block that keeps its top margin, `level`) is
+     *   set level with the first visible block under the opener when that
+     *   is a heading or a display formula, margins included as there (a
+     *   balancing lever above it excepted), else level with the text there.
+     *   A hidden heading (`hidden: true`) under the opener does not count:
+     *   it prints nothing to line up with. Its own snap then puts the text
+     *   after it on the page's grid.
+     * The block may sit up to a line above the column's head, which is on
+     * the grid; the renderers' column clip takes it in (`columnClipRect`).
+     * Up to postext 1.4 the first block of such a column started at the
+     * band's foot, off the grid when the band ended between two lines, and a
+     * heading there dropped the top margin the first column's kept.
+     */
+    const openerHeadSpacing = (col, level) => {
+        const head = openerBandHeads.get(col);
+        if (!head || col.blocks.length > 0 || reservedOf(col).top !== head.floatTop)
+            return undefined;
+        let target = head.textTop;
+        if (level) {
+            const at = head.openerCol.blocks.indexOf(head.opener);
+            const next = at >= 0 ? head.openerCol.blocks.slice(at + 1).find((b) => !b.hidden) : undefined;
+            if (next && (next.type === 'heading' || next.type === 'mathDisplay')) {
+                target = Math.max(head.foot, next.bbox.y - (next.balancing?.spaceAbove ?? 0));
+            }
+        }
+        return target - col.bbox.y;
+    };
+    /** The side column each in-column heading marked obstacles in (see
+     *  `markSideObstacles`), to drop them when the heading is rolled back. */
+    const sideObstacleColumn = new WeakMap();
+    /**
+     * Keep the float-only side column's stack off the heading design placed
+     * as `blk` (EF-78). A design element may be anchored outside the heading's
+     * column — a chapter numeral set in the outer margin column of a textbook
+     * opener, a section number hung in the margin — where the side stack
+     * (`span: 'side'` figures, tables and boxes) would paint over it. Each
+     * such element is recorded as an obstacle of the side column: what the
+     * stack sets later goes above it when it fits there, else one float gap
+     * under it (`clearSideObstacles`). A numeral at the head of the channel
+     * thus holds the whole stack under it, while a number hung beside a
+     * heading further down the page leaves the head of the channel to the
+     * figures the page cites. What the stack already holds is not moved.
+     * A page-spanning opener needs none of this: its band is reserved in
+     * every column, the side column included (`reserveOpenerBand`).
+     */
+    const markSideObstacles = (blk, design) => {
+        if (design.lvl.span === 'page')
+            return;
+        const page = doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex];
+        const side = sideColumnOf(page, currentBand(page, cursor));
+        if (!side || side.bbox.height <= 0.5)
+            return;
+        const boxes = headingDesignBoxes(design.lvl, design.info, blk.bbox, resolved.page.dpi, doc.metadata, cursor.pageIndex, designFrames, resourceById);
+        const top = side.bbox.y;
+        const foot = side.bbox.y + side.bbox.height;
+        const left = side.bbox.x;
+        const right = side.bbox.x + side.bbox.width;
+        const marks = [];
+        for (const b of boxes) {
+            if (b.width <= 0 || b.height <= 0)
+                continue;
+            if (b.x + b.width <= left + 0.5 || b.x >= right - 0.5)
+                continue;
+            if (b.y + b.height <= top + 0.5 || b.y >= foot - 0.5)
+                continue;
+            marks.push({ owner: blk, top: b.y, bottom: b.y + b.height });
+        }
+        if (marks.length === 0)
+            return;
+        const list = sideObstacles.get(side);
+        if (list)
+            list.push(...marks);
+        else
+            sideObstacles.set(side, marks);
+        sideObstacleColumn.set(blk, side);
+    };
+    /** `rollbackTrailingBlocks` that also drops a rolled-back heading's
+     *  side-column obstacles: the heading is set again further on. */
+    const rollbackHeadings = (col) => {
+        const popped = rollbackTrailingBlocks(col, doc.blocks, isFreeHeading);
+        for (const p of popped) {
+            const side = sideObstacleColumn.get(p);
+            if (!side)
+                continue;
+            sideObstacleColumn.delete(p);
+            const list = sideObstacles.get(side);
+            if (list)
+                sideObstacles.set(side, list.filter((o) => o.owner !== p));
+        }
+        return popped;
+    };
     const bandCapProposals = new Map();
     const spanPlacedInBand = new Set();
     const bandCapsApplied = new Set();
@@ -1328,12 +1763,21 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         if (registeredBand && registeredBand.pageIndex === page.index && registeredBand.band === band)
             return;
         registeredBand = { pageIndex: page.index, band };
-        bandStart = { contentIndex, part };
+        // The same block (or part) can be offered to several bands before one
+        // takes it: a page a float fills leaves it no room, and it moves on to
+        // the next page. Each of those bands is told apart by how many came
+        // before it with the same opening block, so a cap lands on the band it
+        // was measured in and not on the first one the block passed through,
+        // which took nothing (EF-167, EF-189).
+        const key = `${contentIndex}:${part}`;
+        const visit = bandVisits.get(key) ?? 0;
+        bandVisits.set(key, visit + 1);
+        bandStart = { contentIndex, part, visit };
         activeCap = null;
         if (!bandCaps)
             return;
         for (const [spanIndex, cap] of bandCaps) {
-            if (cap.startContentIndex !== contentIndex || cap.startPart !== part)
+            if (cap.startContentIndex !== contentIndex || cap.startPart !== part || (cap.startVisit ?? 0) !== visit)
                 continue;
             // A cap whose last band took nothing (its opening block is taller
             // than the cut — a heading's leading over a one-line cap) would cut
@@ -1344,7 +1788,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             if (prev && prev.every((c) => c.blocks.length === 0))
                 continue;
             const cols = bandColumns(page, band);
-            applyBandCap(cols, cap.lines * baselineGrid, uncappedBottoms, cap.zone, cap.kind === 'trailing');
+            // The cut is measured from under the float bands the proposing pass
+            // had at the band's head, which may not have landed yet.
+            const top = Math.max(bandTop(cols), bareBandTop(cols, floatHeadOf) + (cap.headPx ?? 0));
+            applyBandCap(cols, cap.lines * baselineGrid, uncappedBottoms, cap.zone, cap.kind === 'trailing', top);
             cappedBandColumns.set(spanIndex, cols);
             activeCap = { spanIndex, pageIndex: page.index, band };
             bandCapsApplied.add(spanIndex);
@@ -1422,29 +1869,55 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             kind: 'trailing',
             startContentIndex: bandStart.contentIndex,
             startPart: bandStart.part,
+            ...(bandStart.visit > 0 ? { startVisit: bandStart.visit } : {}),
             lines: aroundZone ?? Math.max(bandCapLines(cols, baselineGrid, footBands), ...floatHeads),
             retries: 0,
             ...(aroundZone !== null ? { zone } : {}),
+            ...capHeadPx(cols),
         });
     };
     /** Close the flow at a chapter-level boundary (block `boundaryIndex`):
      *  floats take the page's free slots, the closing band is levelled, the
      *  page is marked as an explicit break, and every float still pending is
      *  drained onto pages opened BEFORE the boundary. The caller then opens
-     *  the boundary's own page. */
+     *  the boundary's own page.
+     *
+     *  The floats the boundary block itself cites first — a `breakBefore`
+     *  heading that names a figure, the first paragraph after a part — were
+     *  queued at the top of its iteration, but their citation is set on the
+     *  page the boundary opens: they sit the drain out and stay pending (with
+     *  no reference stamp, which the citing line sets), so they land after
+     *  the line that cites them, in the new segment (EF-69). */
     const closeFlowSegment = (boundaryIndex) => {
+        settleAwaitingSideBoxes(true);
+        releaseStaleCitationGates();
+        const ownFloats = [];
+        for (let i = pendingFloats.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
+            const f = pendingFloats[i];
+            if (f.firstBlockIdx !== boundaryIndex || f.callout)
+                continue;
+            const unstamped = { ...f };
+            delete unstamped.refPageIndex;
+            delete unstamped.refY;
+            ownFloats.unshift(unstamped);
+            pendingFloats.splice(i, 1);
+        }
         tryPlacePendingFloatsOnCurrentPage();
         proposeTrailingCap(boundaryIndex);
         markForcedBreak();
         hugClosingText();
         drainPendingFloats();
+        pendingFloats.push(...ownFloats);
     };
     /** On the closing page of a chapter nothing follows the page-span floats
      *  set at the foot of its last band: they move up to sit right under the
      *  band's text (one float gap below its grid-rounded bottom, stacked in
      *  their order) instead of leaving a gap between the text and a table at
-     *  the page foot. */
+     *  the page foot. `layout.hugClosingFloats: false` leaves them where their
+     *  placement put them (EF-94). */
     const hugClosingText = () => {
+        if (!resolved.layout.hugClosingFloats)
+            return;
         const page = doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex];
         const floats = page.floats ?? [];
         // A side column holds its own band under a page-span float: leave it.
@@ -1472,8 +1945,11 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         }
     };
     /** Parity of the page break a closed `:::part` still owes (applied before
-     *  the next placed block). */
-    let pendingPartBreak = null;
+     *  the next placed block) — from the start when the part closed the
+     *  preceding content (`continuation.afterPartPage`). */
+    let pendingPartBreak = afterPartPage && resolved.parts.breakAfter.enabled
+        ? resolved.parts.breakAfter.parity
+        : null;
     /** Content index of the closing fence of a part set without a page
      *  (`parts.page: false`): blocks up to it are skipped. */
     let skipPartUntil = null;
@@ -1575,6 +2051,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             doc.blocks.push(child);
         }
     };
+    /** The widths a child's lines are counted at in a fragment `width` wide
+     *  that opens `from` (see `CalloutCut.widths`). */
+    const cutWidths = (from, width) => {
+        const before = from.line > 0 ? from.widths : undefined;
+        if (!before || before.length === 0)
+            return [{ fromLine: 0, width }];
+        const last = before[before.length - 1];
+        return Math.abs(last.width - width) <= 0.5 ? before : [...before, { fromLine: from.line, width }];
+    };
     const CUT_START = { child: 0, line: 0 };
     const makeCalloutLayouter = (startIdx, plan, style) => {
         const children = contentBlocks.slice(startIdx + 1, plan.endIdx);
@@ -1621,6 +2106,8 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 style,
                 attrs: plan.attrs,
                 continuation,
+                // Any range short of the box's end is a fragment that goes on.
+                ...(to.child < children.length || to.line > 0 ? { continues: true } : {}),
                 children: children.slice(from.child, toChild),
                 childStartIdx: startIdx + 1 + from.child,
                 width,
@@ -1629,8 +2116,9 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 containerId: plan.containerId,
                 frameId,
                 nextChildId: () => `${frameId}-c${n++}`,
-                paragraphStyleFor: (idx) => paragraphContainers.byBlock[idx]?.style,
+                paragraphContainers,
                 ...(from.line > 0 ? { lineFrom: from.line } : {}),
+                ...(from.line > 0 && from.widths ? { lineWidths: from.widths } : {}),
                 ...(to.line > 0 ? { lineTo: to.line } : {}),
                 ...(open.length > 0 ? { openNested: open } : {}),
                 mirrored,
@@ -1641,6 +2129,18 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     /** Whether a page is a verso of mirrored margins (an `'outer'` corner
      *  icon hangs on the left there). */
     const mirroredOf = (page) => resolved.page.margins.mirror === true && (page.index + pageIndexOffset + 1) % 2 === 0;
+    /** Where a block's paint ends: its last line's foot (a list tail's box
+     *  bakes its bottom margin in and may reach past a cut with every line
+     *  inside it), else its box's. */
+    const paintedBottom = (b) => {
+        const last = b.lines[b.lines.length - 1];
+        return last ? last.bbox.y + last.bbox.height : b.bbox.y + b.bbox.height;
+    };
+    /** Whether a band cut by a cap holds a block painted past the cut: one
+     *  that could not split across it (a paragraph tail the orphan and widow
+     *  minimums keep whole, a keep-together box) was force-placed into an
+     *  empty capped column and ran past its foot. */
+    const capClipsLines = (cols) => cols.some((c) => c.bandCapped && c.blocks.some((b) => !b.hidden && paintedBottom(b) > c.bbox.y + c.bbox.height + CAPPED_OVERFLOW_PX));
     /** Used bottom of a band, the float-only side column's stack included:
      *  a span block cuts under the side boxes already set there. */
     const bandUsedBottomWithSide = (page, cols) => {
@@ -1654,8 +2154,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
      *  children leaves on each side at least that many text lines or at least
      *  one indivisible block (a figure, table, display formula or nested
      *  box); a cut inside a text child counts every line on its side, a block
-     *  as one line, as before. A nested box that may split itself
-     *  (`keepTogether: false`, or taller than a full column) offers the cuts
+     *  as one line, and leaves at least `layout.boxChildSplitMinLines` lines
+     *  of that child on each side (two by default, `splitMinLines` when that
+     *  is lower; EF-115). A nested box that may split
+     *  itself (`keepTogether: false`, or taller than a full column) offers the cuts
      *  inside it too, by its own `splitMinLines` over its own children; the
      *  fragments on both sides redraw its frame. The full layout's geometry
      *  ranks the candidates (box bottom = content bottom at the cut + the
@@ -1677,7 +2179,8 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         };
         if (full.units.length === 0)
             return null;
-        const tail = tailOf(full);
+        // A head that goes on also carries the style's continuation marker.
+        const tail = tailOf(full) + full.continuesMarkerPx;
         /** Candidate cuts with the head's content bottom. */
         const candidates = [];
         /** Collect the cuts among `units` (one box's items; `below` = the tails
@@ -1707,12 +2210,21 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     if (!indivisible(c) && c.lines.length > 1) {
                         // The first laid-out child of a continuation opens after
                         // `from.line` lines: cuts inside it are counted from the
-                        // child's own head.
+                        // child's own head. Each side of the box still counts all its
+                        // lines against `min`, and a cut inside a child leaves at least
+                        // `layout.boxChildSplitMinLines` lines of it on each side (2 by
+                        // default, so no lone line: EF-115), or `min` when that is
+                        // lower. The count is of this fragment's part of the child,
+                        // since a part left behind already passed the test.
+                        const childMin = Math.min(min, resolved.layout.boxChildSplitMinLines);
                         const lineBase = k === from.child ? from.line : 0;
-                        for (let l = 1; l < c.lines.length; l++) {
+                        for (let l = childMin; l <= c.lines.length - childMin; l++) {
                             const line = c.lines[l - 1];
                             if (bothHold(linesBefore + l, blocksBefore, false)) {
-                                candidates.push({ cut: { child: k, line: lineBase + l }, bottom: line.bbox.y + line.bbox.height + below });
+                                candidates.push({
+                                    cut: { child: k, line: lineBase + l, widths: k === from.child ? cutWidths(from, width) : [{ fromLine: 0, width }] },
+                                    bottom: line.bbox.y + line.bbox.height + below,
+                                });
                             }
                         }
                     }
@@ -1866,13 +2378,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
          * the band can be cut for the box (level, or capped for it) and the
          * figure fits between the cut and the band bottom; otherwise the figure
          * stays pending for the ordinary slots. Returns whether any was set.
+         * A floated box (`placement` on a `:::callout`) is no figure: it keeps
+         * to the head or foot of a page, the bands it was floated to.
          */
         const placeSpanFloatsAtCut = (page, capActiveHere) => {
             let placedAny = false;
             for (let i = 0; i < pendingFloats.length;) {
                 const f = pendingFloats[i];
                 const cols = bandColumns(page, currentBand(page, cursor));
-                if (f.span !== 'page' || cols.length < 2 || heldBack(i) || !((capActiveHere && !placedAny) || levelForBox(cols))) {
+                if (f.span !== 'page' || f.callout || cols.length < 2 || heldBack(i) || !((capActiveHere && !placedAny) || levelForBox(cols))) {
                     i++;
                     continue;
                 }
@@ -1897,8 +2411,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     continue;
                 }
                 if (capActiveHere && !placedAny) {
+                    // A band whose content ran past the cut did not deliver its cap
+                    // (EF-116): the driver takes the cut lower instead.
+                    const overran = capClipsLines(cols);
                     uncapBand(cols, uncappedBottoms);
-                    spanPlacedInBand.add(startIdx);
+                    if (!overran)
+                        spanPlacedInBand.add(startIdx);
                 }
                 closeBandAndInsertSpan(page, cols, cutY, built.block, need, cursor, spacing, built.height);
                 // The float was built at (x, 0): move its inner geometry down to
@@ -1980,15 +2498,19 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                             const lines = bandCapLines(cols, baselineGrid);
                             const capBottom = bandTop(cols) + lines * baselineGrid;
                             const bandBottom = Math.min(...cols.map((c) => columnBottom(c, uncappedBottoms)));
-                            const m = measureFloat(first.resourceId, page.contentArea.width, sliceOf(first));
+                            // A floated box is never set at the cut (see
+                            // `placeSpanFloatsAtCut`): it only gets the trailing cap.
+                            const m = first.callout ? null : measureFloat(first.resourceId, page.contentArea.width, sliceOf(first));
                             const figureFits = m !== null && capBottom + needFor(floatGapPx, m.height, floatGapPx) <= bandBottom + 0.01;
                             if (figureFits) {
                                 bandCapProposals.set(startIdx, {
                                     kind: 'span',
                                     startContentIndex: bandStart.contentIndex,
                                     startPart: bandStart.part,
+                                    ...(bandStart.visit > 0 ? { startVisit: bandStart.visit } : {}),
                                     lines,
                                     retries: 0,
+                                    ...capHeadPx(cols),
                                 });
                             }
                             else {
@@ -2056,8 +2578,15 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             }
             if (action) {
                 if (capActive) {
+                    // The box cuts where the band's content ends. When that content
+                    // ran past the cap's cut (a paragraph tail that could not split
+                    // over it, force-placed into an empty capped column), the cap is
+                    // not delivered: the driver takes the cut a line lower rather than
+                    // keep a cut as low as that one column (EF-116).
+                    const overran = capClipsLines(action.fit.cols);
                     uncapBand(action.fit.cols, uncappedBottoms);
-                    spanPlacedInBand.add(startIdx);
+                    if (!overran)
+                        spanPlacedInBand.add(startIdx);
                 }
                 const placed = action.kind === 'whole' ? action.result : action.fragment.result;
                 const to = action.kind === 'whole' ? L.end : action.fragment.to;
@@ -2066,10 +2595,14 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 const spanCol = closeBandAndInsertSpan(page, action.fit.cols, action.fit.cutY, placed.frame, action.need, cursor, action.fit.spacing, placed.totalHeight);
                 commitCallout(placed, startIdx, plan, spanCol, part > 0 || action.kind === 'split' ? fragmentRange(L, from, to) : undefined);
                 // Floats first-referenced inside the box enqueue once its head is
-                // committed, in reading order (same as the inline path).
-                if (part === 0)
+                // committed, in reading order (same as the inline path); those its
+                // later parts cite wait for them.
+                if (part === 0) {
                     for (let i = startIdx + 1; i <= plan.endIdx; i++)
                         enqueueFloatsFor(i);
+                    gateBoxCitations(startIdx + 1, plan.endIdx);
+                }
+                releaseBoxCitations(action.kind === 'whole' ? plan.endIdx + 1 : L.childBase + to.child);
                 // The new band starts on the grid right below the span column; nothing
                 // to snap — `need` already bakes in `marginBottom`.
                 pendingSpacing = 0;
@@ -2119,8 +2652,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                             kind: 'span',
                             startContentIndex: bandStart.contentIndex,
                             startPart: bandStart.part,
+                            ...(bandStart.visit > 0 ? { startVisit: bandStart.visit } : {}),
                             lines,
                             retries: 0,
+                            ...capHeadPx(cols),
                         });
                         proposedSpan = true;
                     }
@@ -2353,8 +2888,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         const used = sideUsedBottom(side);
         const raw = Math.max(used, refY ?? used);
         const gridUpSide = (v) => page.contentArea.y + Math.ceil((v - page.contentArea.y - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid;
-        let y = gridUpSide(raw);
         const below = Math.max(result.marginBottomPx, floatGapPx);
+        // Clear of the heading-design elements standing in the column (EF-78).
+        const obstacles = sideObstacles.get(side);
+        let y = clearSideObstacles(gridUpSide(raw), result.totalHeight, obstacles, below, gridUpSide);
         let need = y - used + result.totalHeight + below;
         // The gap under the box is owed only to what follows: a box whose foot
         // lands on the column's foot needs none.
@@ -2362,16 +2899,17 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         if (!fits() && refY !== undefined && raw > used + 0.5) {
             // Beside its text the box runs off the column: it slides up — as far
             // as the stack above allows — to the lowest position that fits, its
-            // foot on the column's foot (the bottom-aligned marginal box).
+            // foot on the column's foot (the bottom-aligned marginal box), unless
+            // a heading design stands there.
             const foot = side.bbox.y + side.bbox.height;
             const fit = page.contentArea.y + Math.floor((foot - result.totalHeight - page.contentArea.y + 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid;
-            if (fit >= used - 0.01) {
+            if (fit >= used - 0.01 && clearSideObstacles(fit, result.totalHeight, obstacles, below, gridUpSide) === fit) {
                 y = fit;
                 need = y - used + result.totalHeight + below;
             }
         }
         if (!fits()) {
-            if (mode === 'strict' || used > side.bbox.y + 0.5)
+            if (mode === 'strict' || used > side.bbox.y + 0.5 || (obstacles?.length ?? 0) > 0)
                 return false;
             // A box that a full side column would hold waits for one rather than
             // overflowing an empty column a band above has shortened.
@@ -2409,11 +2947,93 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             return false;
         const curCol = currentColumn(doc, cursor);
         const refY = curCol.bbox.y + (curCol.bbox.height - curCol.availableHeight) + (curCol.blocks.length > 0 ? pendingSpacing : 0);
+        // `sideAtColumnEnd: 'after'` (EF-161): the box waits for the text after
+        // its fence, and stands beside it when the break rules send that text
+        // on to the next page (a column with no room left, a paragraph the
+        // widow and orphan rules move whole, a heading kept with its text). A
+        // side box fenced while one waits waits too, so the side column keeps
+        // their order. A box nothing follows in its chapter stays with the
+        // text before it, like any box with `'before'` (postext 1.4's rule).
+        // A box fenced again after a keep-with-next rewind is already waiting.
+        if (awaitingSideBoxes.some((w) => w.box.startIdx === startIdx))
+            return true;
+        if (awaitingSideBoxes.length > 0 || (style.sideAtColumnEnd === 'after' && !nextIsBarrier(plan.endIdx + 1))) {
+            awaitingSideBoxes.push({ box: { startIdx, plan, style }, pageIndex: page.index, band: currentBand(page, cursor), column: curCol, refY });
+            return true;
+        }
         if (!trySideBox(page, side, { startIdx, plan, style }, refY, 'strict')) {
             pendingSideBoxes.push({ startIdx, plan, style });
         }
         return true;
     };
+    /** The first block after content index `endIdx` that the flow holds in a
+     *  column: the first part of the block that follows a side box's fence. */
+    const firstFlowBlockAfter = (endIdx) => {
+        let first;
+        for (const b of doc.blocks) {
+            const ci = b.contentIndex;
+            if (ci === undefined || ci <= endIdx || (first !== undefined && first.contentIndex <= ci))
+                continue;
+            const col = doc.pages[b.pageIndex]?.columns[b.columnIndex];
+            if (!col || col.kind === 'side' || !col.blocks.includes(b))
+                continue;
+            first = b;
+        }
+        return first;
+    };
+    /**
+     * Set the side boxes waiting for the text after their fence
+     * (`awaitingSideBoxes`), in order. Called once the flow holds a block
+     * after the last of them that it will not take back — a heading kept
+     * with its text can still move on with it — and with `force` where the
+     * flow segment ends. A box with `sideAtColumnEnd: 'after'` whose text
+     * went on in another column or on a later page stands level with that
+     * text's first block, in the side column there; every other box stands
+     * at its fence, as it would have been set there. One the side column
+     * cannot hold takes the side column of a later page.
+     */
+    const settleAwaitingSideBoxes = (force) => {
+        if (awaitingSideBoxes.length === 0)
+            return;
+        const lastEnd = awaitingSideBoxes[awaitingSideBoxes.length - 1].box.plan.endIdx;
+        if (!force) {
+            const held = doc.blocks.some((b) => {
+                if ((b.contentIndex ?? -1) <= lastEnd || isFreeHeading(b))
+                    return false;
+                const col = doc.pages[b.pageIndex]?.columns[b.columnIndex];
+                return col !== undefined && col.kind !== 'side' && col.blocks.includes(b);
+            });
+            if (!held)
+                return;
+        }
+        for (const w of awaitingSideBoxes.splice(0)) {
+            let { pageIndex, band, refY } = w;
+            if (w.box.style.sideAtColumnEnd === 'after') {
+                const anchor = firstFlowBlockAfter(w.box.plan.endIdx);
+                const anchorPage = anchor ? doc.pages[anchor.pageIndex] : undefined;
+                const col = anchorPage?.columns[anchor.columnIndex];
+                if (anchorPage && col && col !== w.column && col.kind !== 'span' && sideColumnOf(anchorPage, col.band ?? 0)) {
+                    pageIndex = anchorPage.index;
+                    band = col.band ?? 0;
+                    refY = anchor.bbox.y;
+                }
+            }
+            const page = doc.pages[pageIndex];
+            const side = sideColumnOf(page, band);
+            if (side && trySideBox(page, side, w.box, refY, 'strict'))
+                continue;
+            // The pages the flow has opened since: their side columns, from the
+            // top, as `flushSideBoxesIntoPage` would have set it there.
+            let placed = false;
+            for (let p = pageIndex + 1; p <= cursor.pageIndex && !placed; p++) {
+                const later = doc.pages[p];
+                const laterSide = sideColumnOf(later, 0);
+                placed = laterSide !== undefined && trySideBox(later, laterSide, w.box, undefined, 'fresh');
+            }
+            if (!placed)
+                pendingSideBoxes.push(w.box);
+        }
+    };
     /** Set the waiting side boxes in the side column of a freshly opened
      *  page, in order; one that does not fit an empty column is set anyway. */
     const flushSideBoxesIntoPage = (page) => {
@@ -2458,6 +3078,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         // Fixed boxes leave the flow entirely.
         if (placement === 'fixed') {
             placeCalloutFixed(startIdx, plan, style, layoutAt);
+            calloutsOutOfFlow.add(startIdx);
             return undefined;
         }
         // Floated boxes leave it too: they take the first free band after
@@ -2475,6 +3096,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 && splitCalloutFragment(L, CUT_START, width, contentArea.height, 'float-probe', false, style.splitMinLines) !== null;
             if (!inFlow) {
                 enqueueCalloutFloat(startIdx, plan, style, L, placement, span);
+                calloutsOutOfFlow.add(startIdx);
                 return undefined;
             }
         }
@@ -2491,6 +3113,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             // Side boxes stack in the float-only side column beside the text
             // (whatever their placement: a side box never floats to a band).
             if (span === 'side' && placeCalloutSide(startIdx, plan, style)) {
+                calloutsOutOfFlow.add(startIdx);
                 return undefined;
             }
         }
@@ -2500,6 +3123,11 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         /** Times the box left an EMPTY short column (see below) — bounded. */
         let shortColumnMoves = 0;
         for (;;) {
+            // A box (or the rest of a split one) that opens a band applies the
+            // band's cap before it measures its room, as a paragraph does: sized
+            // against the uncut column, a continuation ran past the cut of a
+            // band levelled for a page-span box after it (EF-126).
+            enterBand(startIdx, part);
             let curCol = currentColumn(doc, cursor);
             const continuation = part > 0;
             const result = L.layoutRange(from, L.end, curCol.bbox.width, frameId, continuation, mirroredOf(doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex]));
@@ -2511,7 +3139,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             const balanceBefore = curCol.blocks.length > 0 || reservedOf(curCol).top > 0
                 ? (balanceExtraPx?.get(balanceKey(startIdx, part)) ?? 0)
                 : 0;
-            const spacing = (curCol.blocks.length === 0 ? 0 : Math.max(pendingSpacing, result.marginTopPx)) + balanceBefore;
+            const spacing = (curCol.blocks.length === 0 ? 0 : Math.max(pendingBeforeSelfSnapping(startIdx), result.marginTopPx)) + balanceBefore;
             const roomPx = curCol.availableHeight - spacing;
             let fragment = null;
             if (result.totalHeight > roomPx + 0.01) {
@@ -2559,7 +3187,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     }
                     pendingSpacing = 0;
                     if (part === 0 && resolved.headings.keepWithNext && run > 0 && run < curCol.blocks.length) {
-                        const rolledBack = rollbackTrailingBlocks(curCol, doc.blocks, isFreeHeading);
+                        const rolledBack = rollbackHeadings(curCol);
                         advanceToNextColumn(doc, cursor, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, onNewPage);
                         return (rolledBack[0].contentIndex ?? startIdx - rolledBack.length) - 1;
                     }
@@ -2582,27 +3210,33 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             }
             // Floats first-referenced inside the box still enqueue in reading order
             // (only once the box is committed, so a keep-with-next replay does not
-            // enqueue them twice).
-            if (part === 0)
+            // enqueue them twice); those a later part of a split box cites wait
+            // for that part.
+            if (part === 0) {
                 for (let i = startIdx + 1; i <= plan.endIdx; i++)
                     enqueueFloatsFor(i);
+                gateBoxCitations(startIdx + 1, plan.endIdx);
+            }
             const placed = fragment ? fragment.result : result;
             const to = fragment ? fragment.to : L.end;
             if (part > 0 || fragment)
                 markFragment(placed, part, fragment !== null);
-            const spacingBefore = (curCol.blocks.length === 0 ? 0 : Math.max(pendingSpacing, placed.marginTopPx)) + balanceBefore;
-            if (balanceBefore > 0)
+            const spacingBefore = (curCol.blocks.length === 0 ? 0 : Math.max(pendingBeforeSelfSnapping(startIdx), placed.marginTopPx)) + balanceBefore;
+            if (balanceBefore > 0) {
                 addBalanceExtra(curCol, balanceBefore);
+                placed.frame.balancing = { levers: ['trailingCallout'], spaceAbove: balanceBefore };
+            }
             // Spacing collapses at a column top, so the lever's push under a
             // float band is consumed here: the box then opens that far down.
             if (balanceBefore > 0 && curCol.blocks.length === 0) {
                 curCol.availableHeight = Math.max(0, curCol.availableHeight - balanceBefore);
             }
-            enterBand(startIdx, 0);
+            enterBand(startIdx, part);
             placeAtomicBlock(placed.frame, placed.totalHeight, spacingBefore, cursor, doc, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx);
-            enterBand(startIdx, 0);
+            enterBand(startIdx, part);
             curCol = currentColumn(doc, cursor);
             commitCallout(placed, startIdx, plan, curCol, part > 0 || fragment ? fragmentRange(L, from, to) : undefined);
+            releaseBoxCitations(fragment ? L.childBase + to.child : plan.endIdx + 1);
             // Snap the flow after the box to the baseline grid, baking in at least
             // `marginBottom` (grid wins, margin is a minimum — the resource rule).
             // An off-grid style (`snapToGrid: false`) keeps its exact margin
@@ -2625,6 +3259,40 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             advanceToNextColumn(doc, cursor, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, onNewPage);
         }
     };
+    /**
+     * `bodyText.keepColonWithList` with `colonListRoom: 'item'` (EF-110):
+     * whether the first item of the list after the lead-in paragraph
+     * `leadIdx` can start in `roomPx` of column under it — it fits whole, or
+     * the orphan and widow rules for lists would leave some of its lines
+     * there, as they do when it is set.
+     */
+    const firstListItemStarts = (leadIdx, roomPx, width, ctx) => {
+        let idx = leadIdx + 1;
+        while (idx < contentBlocks.length && isMarkerBlock(contentBlocks[idx]))
+            idx++;
+        const raw = contentBlocks[idx];
+        if (!raw || raw.type !== 'listItem')
+            return true;
+        const item = measureContentBlock(raw, idx, width, ctx);
+        if (!item)
+            return true;
+        const lines = item.measured.lines.length;
+        const fit = Math.floor((roomPx + FIT_EPS) / item.kind.style.lineHeightPx);
+        if (lines <= fit)
+            return true;
+        if (fit < 1)
+            return false;
+        const body = resolved.bodyText;
+        return chooseParagraphSplit(lines, fit, {
+            avoidOrphans: body.avoidOrphans && body.avoidOrphansInLists,
+            orphanMinLines: body.orphanMinLines,
+            orphanPenalty: body.orphanPenalty,
+            avoidWidows: body.avoidWidows && body.avoidWidowsInLists,
+            widowMinLines: body.widowMinLines,
+            widowPenalty: body.widowPenalty,
+            slackWeight: body.slackWeight,
+        }).splitAt > 0;
+    };
     for (let blockIdx = 0; blockIdx < contentBlocks.length; blockIdx++) {
         if (options?.shouldCancel?.())
             throw new BuildCancelledError();
@@ -2639,7 +3307,11 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         // free slot of the current page now — after their reference in reading
         // order. Then enqueue the floats first-referenced in this block, so the
         // next page opened while placing it (or any later block) reserves their
-        // band and the next iteration offers them the slots that follow.
+        // band and the next iteration offers them the slots that follow. A text
+        // block holds its floats back until the line citing them is placed
+        // (`gateCitedFloats`).
+        settleAwaitingSideBoxes(false);
+        releaseStaleCitationGates(blockIdx);
         tryPlacePendingFloatsOnCurrentPage(spanBoxAt(blockIdx), blockIdx);
         enqueueFloatsFor(blockIdx);
         // --- Directives ----------------------------------------------------
@@ -2693,8 +3365,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             }
             else if (name === 'numbering') {
                 const change = {};
-                const fmt = attrs.format;
-                if (fmt && ALLOWED_PAGE_FORMATS.has(fmt))
+                // Any spelling of a format (`roman-lower`, `arabic`, `i`…); an
+                // unknown one keeps the current format.
+                const fmt = parseNumberFormat(attrs.format);
+                if (fmt)
                     change.format = fmt;
                 if (attrs.startAt !== undefined) {
                     const n = Number(attrs.startAt);
@@ -2711,9 +3385,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         // --- Container markers ---------------------------------------------
         // `:::paragraphs` applies its style's top margin on entry through the
         // pending-spacing mechanism (collapses like any margin, vanishes at a
-        // column top). Its bottom margin is normally baked into the last
-        // paragraph's grid snap; the pending-spacing fallback covers containers
-        // that end with a non-paragraph block. Replaying a marker after a keep-with-next rewind is
+        // column top). Its bottom margin is normally set by the last
+        // paragraph (baked into its grid snap, or carried past it with
+        // `paragraphContainerSpacing: 'collapse'`); the pending-spacing
+        // fallback covers containers that end with a non-paragraph block. Replaying a marker after a keep-with-next rewind is
         // harmless: the container plan is index-based, and `max` is idempotent.
         // `:::part`: the opener lives on a dedicated single-column page. On
         // entry, break to a fresh page of the configured parity and convert it
@@ -2813,6 +3488,13 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             const pc = rawBlock.containerId !== undefined
                 ? paragraphContainers.byId.get(rawBlock.containerId)
                 : undefined;
+            // What a container tail still owes passes through the closing
+            // markers right after it (see `inlineGapOwed`).
+            const owed = rawBlock.type === 'containerEnd' && inlineGapOwed?.container
+                && inlineGapOwed.afterIdx === blockIdx - 1 && pendingSpacing === inlineGapOwed.pending
+                ? inlineGapOwed
+                : null;
+            let owedExact = owed?.exact ?? 0;
             if (pc) {
                 // Margins collapse with the pending spacing; a negative one pulls
                 // the flow up past it instead (the container starts inside the
@@ -2823,9 +3505,13 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     pendingSpacing = collapse(pc.marginTopPx);
                 }
                 else if (contentBlocks[blockIdx - 1]?.type !== 'paragraph') {
-                    pendingSpacing = collapse(pc.marginBottomPx);
+                    const margin = pc.marginBottomPx;
+                    owedExact = margin < 0 ? owedExact + margin : Math.max(owedExact, margin);
+                    pendingSpacing = collapse(margin);
                 }
             }
+            if (owed)
+                inlineGapOwed = { afterIdx: blockIdx, pending: pendingSpacing, exact: owedExact, container: true };
             continue;
         }
         // --- Heading `breakBefore` ----------------------------------------
@@ -2874,8 +3560,24 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         // to place inline (empty text, unknown resource id, floated resource).
         const col = currentColumn(doc, cursor);
         const blockMeasureCtx = partPlan.byBlock[blockIdx] ? partMeasureCtx : sectionMeasureCtx(sectionPlan.byBlock[blockIdx]);
+        /** The space under a container that closes on a paragraph merges with
+         *  the next block's own (`bodyText.paragraphContainerSpacing:
+         *  'collapse'`, EF-159 / EF-181): it is at least the paragraph spacing
+         *  of the text around the container, and a snapped tail carries it as
+         *  pending spacing instead of baking it into the snap. A negative
+         *  `marginBottom` pulls the flow up as in 1.4. A container that closes
+         *  on anything else (a list) is set as in 1.4 under either rule: the
+         *  block keeps its own space in its snap, and the container's
+         *  `marginBottom` follows as pending spacing from the closing marker. */
+        const containerTail = isContainerTail && rawBlock.type === 'paragraph' ? paragraphContainer : undefined;
+        const collapseTail = containerTail !== undefined
+            && resolved.bodyText.paragraphContainerSpacing === 'collapse'
+            && containerTail.tailStyle.marginBottomPx >= 0;
+        const tailStyle = collapseTail && blockMeasureCtx.bodyStyle.marginBottomPx > containerTail.tailStyle.marginBottomPx
+            ? { ...containerTail.tailStyle, marginBottomPx: blockMeasureCtx.bodyStyle.marginBottomPx }
+            : containerTail?.tailStyle;
         const styleOverride = paragraphContainer
-            ? (isContainerTail ? paragraphContainer.tailStyle : paragraphContainer.style)
+            ? (isContainerTail ? tailStyle ?? paragraphContainer.tailStyle : paragraphContainer.style)
             : undefined;
         // Column balancing "run a paragraph long": the loose path is taken only
         // for the paragraphs the driver asked for, so the common case keeps its
@@ -2890,9 +3592,16 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             && knownOutcome === undefined
             && (looseGained.get(budget.group) ?? 0) >= budget.need;
         const tryLoose = looseLines !== undefined && !budgetMet && knownOutcome !== null;
+        // A page-span heading without a design of its own is painted by the
+        // default opener across the content area: measured at that width, its
+        // band holds the title as it is painted (EF-100). A designed opener
+        // keeps the column-width measure: its design sets the band.
+        const measureWidth = rawBlock.type === 'heading' && opensDefaultOpener(rawBlock)
+            ? doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex].contentArea.width
+            : col.bbox.width;
         let measuredBlock = tryLoose
             ? measureLooseParagraph(rawBlock, blockIdx, col.bbox.width, blockMeasureCtx, styleOverride, looseLines, trackingLadder, looseOutcome)
-            : measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, col.bbox.width, blockMeasureCtx, { styleOverride });
+            : measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, measureWidth, blockMeasureCtx, { styleOverride });
         // Screen pages (`layout.fitFiguresToPage`): an inline figure a little
         // too tall for the room left in its column — under an opener band, say
         // — is set smaller to stay with its text rather than leave the rest of
@@ -2930,8 +3639,16 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         }
         if (!measuredBlock)
             continue;
-        const { kind, contentBlock, measured, prefixLen, absoluteSourceMap, mathDisplayRender, letterSpacingPx } = measuredBlock;
-        const { style, vdtType, headingLevel, numberPrefix, listBullet, listDepth, listKind, bulletXOffsetInColumn, strikethroughText } = kind;
+        const { kind, contentBlock, measured, prefixLen, absoluteSourceMap, mathDisplayRender } = measuredBlock;
+        /** Tracking the block's lines are set with; a paragraph moved whole into
+         *  a column of another width is measured again, and may change it. */
+        let { letterSpacingPx } = measuredBlock;
+        const { vdtType, headingLevel, numberPrefix, headingNumber, listBullet, listDepth, listKind, bulletXOffsetInColumn, strikethroughText } = kind;
+        // A structural heading (`hidden`) is placed like any heading — its
+        // break, keep-with-next and grid snap apply — but with no line height
+        // and no margins: it takes no room, and renderers skip it.
+        const hiddenHeading = vdtType === 'heading' && headingIsHidden(rawBlock, headingLevels.forBlock(rawBlock));
+        const style = hiddenHeading ? { ...kind.style, lineHeightPx: 0, marginTopPx: 0, marginBottomPx: 0 } : kind.style;
         // --- Resource blocks (image / svg / table + caption) -----------------
         // Placed atomically (kept-together) — no mid-content split for v1.
         if (vdtType === 'resource') {
@@ -2959,7 +3676,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             // float would, unless the block before asked for more.
             const spacingBefore = Math.max(pendingSpacing, floatGapPx);
             enterBand(blockIdx, 0);
-            placeAtomicBlock(blk, groupHeight, spacingBefore, cursor, doc, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx);
+            placeAtomicBlock(blk, groupHeight, spacingBefore, cursor, doc, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, onAtomicNewPage(groupHeight));
             enterBand(blockIdx, 0);
             // `placeBlockInColumn` (inside placeAtomicBlock) shifts `blk.lines`; the
             // resource's own caption/table lines live on `resourceBlock` and must be
@@ -2970,14 +3687,25 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             // group height is arbitrary), baking in at least marginBottom — same
             // convention as snapped headings — so the following text lands back on
             // the global grid instead of inheriting the resource's offset.
+            // The white under it then makes up the float gap, as above it (EF-93):
+            // what the snap left short of that gap, in whole grid lines, is carried
+            // as pending spacing, so it collapses with the next block's own space
+            // above — a heading's, a list's or a box's top margin, the next inline
+            // resource's float gap — and vanishes at a column foot, where the
+            // column is full either way. `layout.inlineResourceGap: 'above'` keeps
+            // 1.4's rule, the snap alone.
             {
                 const rCol = currentColumn(doc, cursor);
                 const usedHeight = rCol.bbox.height - rCol.availableHeight;
                 const naturalBottom = usedHeight + style.marginBottomPx;
                 const snappedBottom = Math.ceil((naturalBottom - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid;
                 rCol.availableHeight = Math.max(0, rCol.bbox.height - snappedBottom);
+                const owed = resolved.layout.inlineResourceGap === 'above'
+                    ? 0
+                    : floatGapPx - (snappedBottom - usedHeight);
+                pendingSpacing = owed > 0.01 ? Math.ceil((owed - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid : 0;
+                inlineGapOwed = pendingSpacing > 0 ? { afterIdx: blockIdx, pending: pendingSpacing, exact: owed } : null;
             }
-            pendingSpacing = 0;
             flushPendingNumberingAtBoundary();
             continue;
         }
@@ -3007,15 +3735,25 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 blk.strikethroughText = true;
             // Bullet Y = x-height midpoint of the item's first text line.
             // Pairs with `textBaseline='middle'` at render so the bullet stays
-            // visually centered on the text regardless of its own font size.
+            // visually centered on the text regardless of its own font size. A
+            // contents number sits on the line's baseline instead.
             const firstLine = blk.lines[0];
             if (firstLine) {
-                blk.bulletY = firstLine.baseline - listBullet.textFontSizePx * 0.3 + listBullet.verticalOffsetPx;
+                const at = listBulletPosition(listBullet, firstLine.baseline);
+                blk.bulletY = at.bulletY;
+                if (at.bulletBaselineY !== undefined)
+                    blk.bulletBaselineY = at.bulletBaselineY;
             }
         };
         // Neighbour lookaheads see through container markers.
         const nextBlock = nextNonMarkerBlock(contentBlocks, blockIdx) ?? null;
         const nextIsListItem = nextBlock?.type === 'listItem';
+        /** The space before the next item of the list (EF-165): the item
+         *  spacing of the shallower list, so the item after a nested list
+         *  takes its own list's spacing, not the nested one's. */
+        const itemGapPx = (bullet) => (nextBlock?.type === 'listItem'
+            ? listItemGapPx({ spacingPx: bullet.itemSpacingPx, depth: listDepth ?? 1 }, { spacingPx: listItemSpacingPx(nextBlock, blockMeasureCtx.resolved), depth: nextBlock.depth ?? 1 })
+            : bullet.itemSpacingPx);
         // For headings, only snap to baseline grid if the next block is NOT a heading.
         // Consecutive headings flow without grid snapping; the last heading in the
         // group snaps so that the following body text realigns with the grid.
@@ -3026,10 +3764,12 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         // are off-grid by design.
         const nextIsHeading = nextBlock?.type === 'heading';
         // The contents (`:::toc`) keep their own rhythm: an entry set as a list
-        // item is not a list tail to realign the text after it.
-        const shouldSnapToGrid = rawBlock.toc === undefined && ((vdtType === 'heading' && !nextIsHeading && resolved.headings.snapToGrid) ||
+        // item is not a list tail to realign the text after it. A heading snaps
+        // per its level (or style), which inherits `headings.snapToGrid`.
+        const shouldSnapToGrid = rawBlock.toc === undefined && ((vdtType === 'heading' && !nextIsHeading
+            && (headingLevels.forBlock(rawBlock)?.snapToGrid ?? resolved.headings.snapToGrid)) ||
             (vdtType === 'listItem' && !nextIsListItem) ||
-            (vdtType === 'paragraph' && isContainerTail) ||
+            (vdtType === 'paragraph' && isContainerTail && paragraphContainer?.snapToGrid !== false) ||
             vdtType === 'mathDisplay');
         // Place block, splitting across columns/pages if needed.
         // List items may split too — orphan/widow protection per-list is gated by
@@ -3039,10 +3779,42 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         // joints, a last word that cannot come up) is set ragged, not stretched.
         let remainingLines = [...raggedLooseLines(measured.lines, style.textAlign)];
         let partIndex = 0;
+        // The floats this block cites wait for the line that cites them.
+        gateCitedFloats(blockIdx, remainingLines);
         /** Times this block left an EMPTY short column (see `shortColumn`) —
          *  bounded so a page whose columns are all short (footnotes, design
          *  bands) cannot make it wander forever. */
         let shortColumnMoves = 0;
+        /** Whether the paragraph was already re-broken to keep a hyphen off
+         *  the last line of a column (`bodyText.hyphenateAcrossColumns`). */
+        let columnEndHyphenRetried = false;
+        /** `hyphenateAcrossColumns: false`: the paragraph's lines as set now
+         *  (a re-break replaces them) and where the breaker broke them, the
+         *  lines (1-based) its last re-break kept a hyphen off, and the part
+         *  last re-broken from. */
+        let paragraphLines = remainingLines;
+        let paragraphBreaks = measured.breaks;
+        let guardedEnds = [];
+        let columnEndHyphenPart = -1;
+        /** The column width the block was broken for, and the columns of other
+         *  widths its later lines were broken for since (EF-157). A text block
+         *  that goes on into a column of another width — a one-and-a-half
+         *  layout with text in both columns, a styled section with its own
+         *  margins — is broken again there: its placed lines stay, the rest is
+         *  broken for the new column. Not the loose paragraphs balancing runs
+         *  long (placed whole where they were measured), nor a heading the
+         *  default opener paints across the page. */
+        let brokenForWidth = measureWidth;
+        let laterWidths = [];
+        const rebreaksForColumn = !tryLoose && rawBlock.toc === undefined
+            && (canSplit || (vdtType === 'heading' && !opensDefaultOpener(rawBlock)));
+        /** Measure the block again for the columns it is set in (see
+         *  `laterWidths`), with `extra` options. */
+        const measureForColumns = (extra) => measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, brokenForWidth, blockMeasureCtx, {
+            styleOverride,
+            ...(laterWidths.length > 0 ? { restColumnWidths: laterWidths } : {}),
+            ...extra,
+        });
         // "Keep with next" for colon-introduced lists: a paragraph ending in `:`
         // followed directly by a list acts as a lead-in title — the colon-bearing
         // line must share a column with the first list item. Only checked for the
@@ -3055,14 +3827,70 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         while (remainingLines.length > 0) {
             enterBand(blockIdx, partIndex);
             const curCol = currentColumn(doc, cursor);
+            // The rest of the block goes into a column of another width than the
+            // one it was broken for (EF-157): break it again for this one. Up to
+            // postext 1.4 it kept the lines of the column it started in, and a
+            // line set for the wide column ran past the narrow one (clipped).
+            const restWidth = laterWidths.length > 0 ? laterWidths[laterWidths.length - 1].columnWidth : brokenForWidth;
+            if (rebreaksForColumn && Math.abs(curCol.bbox.width - restWidth) > 0.5) {
+                const placed = paragraphLines.length - remainingLines.length;
+                if (placed === 0) {
+                    // Nothing placed yet: the whole block, for this column.
+                    const again = measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, curCol.bbox.width, blockMeasureCtx, { styleOverride });
+                    if (again && again.measured.lines.length > 0) {
+                        brokenForWidth = curCol.bbox.width;
+                        laterWidths = [];
+                        letterSpacingPx = again.letterSpacingPx;
+                        remainingLines = [...raggedLooseLines(again.measured.lines, style.textAlign)];
+                        paragraphLines = remainingLines;
+                        paragraphBreaks = again.measured.breaks;
+                        guardedEnds = [];
+                        columnEndHyphenRetried = false;
+                        regateCitedFloats(blockIdx, remainingLines);
+                    }
+                }
+                else {
+                    // The placed lines keep their breaks; the rest is broken for
+                    // this column. Taken only when the placed lines come out as they
+                    // were (a break trace from the other measuring path cannot keep
+                    // them) and with the same tracking.
+                    const steps = [...laterWidths, { fromLine: placed, columnWidth: curCol.bbox.width }];
+                    const keepBreaks = paragraphBreaks && paragraphBreaks.at.length >= placed
+                        ? { path: paragraphBreaks.path, at: paragraphBreaks.at.slice(0, placed) }
+                        : undefined;
+                    const again = measureContentBlock(rawBlock, blockIdx, brokenForWidth, blockMeasureCtx, {
+                        styleOverride, restColumnWidths: steps, ...(keepBreaks ? { keepBreaks } : {}),
+                    });
+                    const lines = again && (again.letterSpacingPx ?? 0) === (letterSpacingPx ?? 0)
+                        ? [...raggedLooseLines(again.measured.lines, style.textAlign)]
+                        : undefined;
+                    if (lines && lines.length > placed
+                        && paragraphLines.slice(0, placed).every((l, i) => lines[i].text === l.text && lines[i].hyphenated === l.hyphenated)) {
+                        laterWidths = steps;
+                        paragraphLines = lines;
+                        paragraphBreaks = again.measured.breaks;
+                        remainingLines = lines.slice(placed);
+                        regateCitedFloats(blockIdx, lines);
+                    }
+                }
+            }
             const isFirstInColumn = curCol.blocks.length === 0;
+            /** Under a page-span opener: where this column's first block goes. A
+             *  heading, a display formula or a contents row keeps level with the
+             *  first block under the opener; text starts on the grid. */
+            const openerHead = isFirstInColumn
+                ? openerHeadSpacing(curCol, vdtType === 'heading' || vdtType === 'mathDisplay' || rawBlock.toc !== undefined)
+                : undefined;
             // Compute spacing before this block — margin collapsing between
             // consecutive headings: only the larger of marginBottom / marginTop applies
             let spacingBefore = 0;
+            /** Column balancing: the levers applied to this placement, stamped
+             *  on the block it places (`VDTBlock.balancing`). */
+            let balancing;
             if (!isFirstInColumn) {
                 spacingBefore = pendingSpacing;
                 if (vdtType === 'heading' || vdtType === 'mathDisplay') {
-                    spacingBefore = Math.max(spacingBefore, style.marginTopPx);
+                    spacingBefore = Math.max(partIndex === 0 ? pendingBeforeSelfSnapping(blockIdx) : spacingBefore, style.marginTopPx);
                     // Column balancing: extra whole grid lines above this heading so
                     // the column it sits in ends flush with the page bottom. Applied
                     // after margin collapsing — the heading's effective top margin
@@ -3074,6 +3902,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                         if (extraPx) {
                             spacingBefore += extraPx;
                             addBalanceExtra(curCol, extraPx);
+                            balancing = { levers: ['heading'], spaceAbove: extraPx };
                         }
                     }
                 }
@@ -3081,6 +3910,17 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     const prevWasList = prevNonMarkerBlock(contentBlocks, blockIdx)?.type === 'listItem';
                     if (!prevWasList) {
                         spacingBefore = Math.max(spacingBefore, style.marginTopPx);
+                        // `snapTopToGrid` (EF-103): the space above rounds up so the
+                        // first item lands on the grid, the margin a minimum. Read from
+                        // the block's own context, since a part or a styled section may
+                        // override its lists.
+                        const listsCfg = blockMeasureCtx.resolved;
+                        const lists = listKind === 'ordered' ? listsCfg.orderedLists : listsCfg.unorderedLists;
+                        if (partIndex === 0 && lists.snapTopToGrid) {
+                            const usedHeight = curCol.bbox.height - curCol.availableHeight;
+                            const top = Math.ceil((usedHeight + spacingBefore - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid;
+                            spacingBefore = top - usedHeight;
+                        }
                     }
                 }
                 else if (rawBlock.toc) {
@@ -3097,25 +3937,43 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     if (extraPx) {
                         spacingBefore += extraPx;
                         addBalanceExtra(curCol, extraPx);
+                        // The block the lever pushes down follows a list's end, or a
+                        // display formula / box (the two candidates the gap collector
+                        // offers a non-heading block that does not open its column).
+                        const prev = curCol.blocks[curCol.blocks.length - 1];
+                        const afterList = prev?.type === 'listItem' && prev.containerId === undefined;
+                        balancing = { levers: [afterList ? 'listEnd' : 'afterDisplay'], spaceAbove: extraPx };
                     }
                 }
             }
+            else if (openerHead !== undefined) {
+                // The head of a column under a page-span opener (EF-139).
+                spacingBefore = openerHead;
+            }
             else if (reservedOf(curCol).top > 0) {
                 // Column balancing: extra grid lines between the float band at the
                 // head of this column and its first block (the after-float lever).
                 // A paragraph resuming from the column before is levered on its own
                 // fragment, so the room lands under the figure and not back at the
-                // paragraph's start.
+                // paragraph's start. A heading there is a heading lever.
                 const extraPx = balanceExtraPx?.get(balanceKey(blockIdx, partIndex));
                 if (extraPx) {
                     spacingBefore += extraPx;
                     addBalanceExtra(curCol, extraPx);
+                    balancing = { levers: [vdtType === 'heading' ? 'heading' : 'afterFloat'], spaceAbove: extraPx };
                 }
             }
             // A loose paragraph's extra line is balancing height too (it lands
             // whole in this column — loose candidates are never split parts).
-            if (partIndex === 0 && tryLoose && looseLines !== undefined && typeof looseOutcome.get(blockIdx) === 'number') {
+            const looseTracking = looseOutcome.get(blockIdx);
+            if (partIndex === 0 && tryLoose && looseLines !== undefined && typeof looseTracking === 'number') {
                 addBalanceExtra(curCol, looseLines * style.lineHeightPx);
+                balancing = {
+                    levers: [...(balancing?.levers ?? []), 'looseParagraph'],
+                    spaceAbove: balancing?.spaceAbove ?? 0,
+                    extraLines: looseLines,
+                    tracking: looseTracking,
+                };
             }
             const effectiveAvailable = curCol.availableHeight - spacingBefore;
             // A hair of tolerance: room of exactly N lines (grid arithmetic in
@@ -3132,24 +3990,44 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             // actual content bottom so the reserved block height (and the
             // subsequent marginBottom + grid snap) starts from there.
             let effectiveRemainHeight = totalRemainHeight;
-            if (vdtType === 'heading' && headingLevel !== undefined && partIndex === 0) {
+            /** The heading's design and the values it is laid out with, kept for
+             *  the side-column obstacles once the block is placed (EF-78). */
+            let headingDesign;
+            if (vdtType === 'heading' && headingLevel !== undefined && partIndex === 0 && !hiddenHeading) {
                 const lvl = headingLevels.forBlock(rawBlock);
                 if (lvl) {
-                    const full = remainingLines
-                        .map((ln) => (ln.segments ?? []).map((s) => s.text).join(''))
-                        .join(' ');
                     const pref = numberPrefix ?? '';
-                    const title = applyTitleBreaks(pref && full.startsWith(`${pref} `) ? full.slice(pref.length + 1) : full, rawBlock.titleBreaks, rawBlock.text.length);
+                    // The lines joined back into the title (EF-162), as the design is
+                    // painted (`buildHeadersAndFooters`).
+                    const title = headingTitleText(remainingLines, pref, rawBlock.titleBreaks, rawBlock.text.length);
                     // Span-page openers lay out across the full content area (both
                     // columns); in-column headings use just the column width.
                     const pageArea = doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex].contentArea;
                     const measureWidth = lvl.span === 'page' ? pageArea.width : curCol.bbox.width;
-                    const designBottom = measureHeadingAdvancedDesignHeight(lvl, { titleText: title, formattedNumber: pref, chapterNumber: pref, attrs: rawBlock.attrs }, measureWidth, resolved.page.dpi, doc.metadata, cursor.pageIndex, designFrames, {
+                    const info = { titleText: title, formattedNumber: pref, numericValue: headingNumber, locale: resolvedLocale(resolved), chapterNumber: chapterNumberByBlock[blockIdx] ?? '', attrs: rawBlock.attrs };
+                    const design = measureHeadingDesign(lvl, info, measureWidth, resolved.page.dpi, doc.metadata, cursor.pageIndex, designFrames, {
                         x: lvl.span === 'page' ? pageArea.x : curCol.bbox.x,
                         y: curCol.bbox.y + (curCol.bbox.height - curCol.availableHeight) + spacingBefore,
-                    });
-                    if (designBottom > effectiveRemainHeight)
-                        effectiveRemainHeight = designBottom;
+                    }, resourceById);
+                    if (design.height > effectiveRemainHeight)
+                        effectiveRemainHeight = design.height;
+                    // A text anchored to the foot or the middle of the band keeps the
+                    // box the design is painted in at least as tall as it needs, so it
+                    // never rises above the heading's top (EF-176). The box of a
+                    // heading that snaps holds its margin too.
+                    const textFloor = design.textFloor - (shouldSnapToGrid ? style.marginBottomPx : 0);
+                    if (textFloor > effectiveRemainHeight)
+                        effectiveRemainHeight = textFloor;
+                    // The default opener sets the title with the design painter, which
+                    // can take more lines than the heading's own measure (a justified
+                    // line whose spaces shrink, a forced break, a run it prints plain):
+                    // the band holds every line it paints (EF-100).
+                    if (opensDefaultOpener(rawBlock)) {
+                        const painted = measureDefaultOpenerHeight(lvl, resolved.headings.textAlign, defaultOpenerTitle(remainingLines, pref, rawBlock.titleBreaks, rawBlock.text.length), pref, pageArea.width, resolved.page.dpi, doc.metadata, cursor.pageIndex);
+                        if (painted > effectiveRemainHeight)
+                            effectiveRemainHeight = painted;
+                    }
+                    headingDesign = { lvl, info };
                 }
             }
             // Keep-with-list: if this colon-paragraph would fit but would leave no
@@ -3171,9 +4049,21 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     ? resolved.orderedLists.marginTop
                     : resolved.unorderedLists.marginTop;
                 const nextListMarginTopPx = dimensionToPx(nextListMarginDim, dpi, bodyStyle.fontSizePx);
-                const effectiveGap = Math.max(style.marginBottomPx, nextListMarginTopPx);
+                let effectiveGap = Math.max(style.marginBottomPx, nextListMarginTopPx);
+                // A list that snaps its top (EF-103) opens on the next grid line.
+                const nextLists = blockMeasureCtx.resolved;
+                if ((nextListKind === 'ordered' ? nextLists.orderedLists : nextLists.unorderedLists).snapTopToGrid) {
+                    effectiveGap = Math.ceil((paragraphBottom + effectiveGap - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid - paragraphBottom;
+                }
                 const minSpaceForList = effectiveGap + bodyStyle.lineHeightPx;
-                if (availableAfter < minSpaceForList) {
+                // A line of room is not always enough (EF-110): with
+                // `colonListRoom: 'item'` the first item has to be able to start
+                // there, by the rules that split it — a two-line item the orphan
+                // and widow rules keep whole needs both. `'line'` keeps the 1.4
+                // check, one line.
+                if (availableAfter < minSpaceForList
+                    || (resolved.bodyText.colonListRoom === 'item'
+                        && !firstListItemStarts(blockIdx, availableAfter - effectiveGap, curCol.bbox.width, blockMeasureCtx))) {
                     const effectiveWidowMin = resolved.bodyText.avoidWidows
                         ? Math.max(1, resolved.bodyText.widowMinLines)
                         : 1;
@@ -3198,7 +4088,10 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                         blk.sourceEnd = splitLines[splitLines.length - 1].sourceEnd;
                         blk.sourceMap = absoluteSourceMap;
                         blk.plainPrefixLen = prefixLen;
+                        if (balancing)
+                            blk.balancing = balancing;
                         placeBlockInColumn(blk, splitAt * style.lineHeightPx, curCol, cursor);
+                        citedLinesPlaced(blockIdx, blk);
                         doc.blocks.push(blk);
                         remainingLines = remainingLines.slice(splitAt);
                         partIndex++;
@@ -3224,13 +4117,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                         }
                     }
                     if (headingRunCount > 0 && headingRunCount < curCol.blocks.length) {
-                        const popped = curCol.blocks.splice(curCol.blocks.length - headingRunCount);
-                        for (const p of popped) {
-                            const idx = doc.blocks.indexOf(p);
-                            if (idx !== -1)
-                                doc.blocks.splice(idx, 1);
-                            curCol.availableHeight += p.bbox.height;
-                        }
+                        const popped = rollbackHeadings(curCol);
                         // Rewind so the for-loop's blockIdx++ lands on the first
                         // rolled-back heading (marker blocks in between are replayed).
                         blockIdx = (popped[0].contentIndex ?? blockIdx - headingRunCount) - 1;
@@ -3246,6 +4133,76 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     // headingRunCount === curCol.blocks.length: fall through to place.
                 }
             }
+            // Keep a display formula with its lead-in (`math.keepWithLeadIn`,
+            // TeX's predisplay penalty, EF-84): when this paragraph — or the part
+            // of it left to set — fits the column but the formula after it does
+            // not fit under its last line, that line goes on with the formula.
+            // The lines left here keep the widow minimum; with fewer, a paragraph
+            // that opens here moves on whole, and one already running on from
+            // the column before stays (it cannot do better anywhere).
+            if (resolved.math.keepWithLeadIn
+                && vdtType === 'paragraph'
+                && contentBlocks[blockIdx + 1]?.type === 'mathDisplay'
+                && totalRemainHeight <= effectiveAvailable + FIT_EPS) {
+                const formula = measureContentBlock(contentBlocks[blockIdx + 1], blockIdx + 1, curCol.bbox.width, blockMeasureCtx);
+                const formulaHeight = formula ? (formula.measured.lines[0]?.bbox.height ?? formula.measured.totalHeight) : 0;
+                const gap = Math.max(style.marginBottomPx, formula?.kind.style.marginTopPx ?? 0);
+                const usedHeight = (curCol.bbox.height - curCol.availableHeight) + spacingBefore;
+                // As the plain pass saw it: room balancing added above is not room
+                // the formula lost.
+                const availableAfter = curCol.bbox.height - (usedHeight + totalRemainHeight) + (balanceExtraInColumn.get(curCol) ?? 0);
+                if (formula && formulaHeight > 0 && availableAfter + FIT_EPS < gap + formulaHeight) {
+                    const minKeep = resolved.bodyText.avoidWidows ? Math.max(1, resolved.bodyText.widowMinLines) : 1;
+                    const splitAt = remainingLines.length - 1;
+                    if (splitAt >= minKeep) {
+                        if (spacingBefore !== 0)
+                            curCol.availableHeight -= spacingBefore;
+                        const partId = partIndex === 0 ? id : `${id}-cont-${partIndex}`;
+                        const splitLines = remainingLines.slice(0, splitAt);
+                        const blk = createVDTBlock(partId, vdtType, style.fontString, style.color, style.textAlign);
+                        applyStyleAttrs(blk, style);
+                        if (letterSpacingPx !== undefined)
+                            blk.letterSpacing = letterSpacingPx;
+                        blk.contentIndex = blockIdx;
+                        stampBlockExtras(blk, rawBlock);
+                        blk.lines = resetLinePositions(splitLines, style.lineHeightPx);
+                        blk.dirty = false;
+                        blk.snappedToGrid = false;
+                        blk.sourceStart = splitLines[0].sourceStart;
+                        blk.sourceEnd = splitLines[splitLines.length - 1].sourceEnd;
+                        blk.sourceMap = absoluteSourceMap;
+                        blk.plainPrefixLen = prefixLen;
+                        if (balancing)
+                            blk.balancing = balancing;
+                        placeBlockInColumn(blk, splitAt * style.lineHeightPx, curCol, cursor);
+                        citedLinesPlaced(blockIdx, blk);
+                        doc.blocks.push(blk);
+                        remainingLines = remainingLines.slice(splitAt);
+                        partIndex++;
+                        pendingSpacing = 0;
+                        advanceToNextColumn(doc, cursor, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, onNewPage);
+                        continue;
+                    }
+                    if (partIndex === 0 && curCol.blocks.length > 0) {
+                        // Moving on whole must not strand a heading closing the column.
+                        const headingRun = trailingHeadingRun(curCol);
+                        if (resolved.headings.keepWithNext && headingRun > 0 && headingRun < curCol.blocks.length) {
+                            const rolledBack = rollbackHeadings(curCol);
+                            if (rolledBack.length > 0) {
+                                blockIdx = (rolledBack[0].contentIndex ?? blockIdx - rolledBack.length) - 1;
+                                pendingSpacing = 0;
+                                advanceToNextColumn(doc, cursor, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, onNewPage);
+                                break;
+                            }
+                        }
+                        if (headingRun < curCol.blocks.length) {
+                            pendingSpacing = 0;
+                            advanceToNextColumn(doc, cursor, geomResolved, contentArea, pageWidthPx, pageHeightPx, onNewPage);
+                            continue;
+                        }
+                    }
+                }
+            }
             // A block opening a column normally stays (no column can take it any
             // better), except in a column at least a line shorter than the content
             // area — the band under a page-span box, or a column cut by a float:
@@ -3294,7 +4251,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                             shortColumnMoves++;
                         // Roll back any immediately-preceding heading blocks in this
                         // column so they travel with this one.
-                        const rolledBack = rollbackTrailingBlocks(curCol, doc.blocks, isFreeHeading);
+                        const rolledBack = rollbackHeadings(curCol);
                         if (rolledBack.length > 0) {
                             // Rewind so the for-loop's blockIdx++ lands on the first
                             // rolled-back heading (marker blocks in between are replayed).
@@ -3323,7 +4280,11 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     blk.headingLevel = headingLevel;
                     if (numberPrefix)
                         blk.numberPrefix = numberPrefix;
+                    if (headingNumber !== undefined)
+                        blk.headingNumber = headingNumber;
                 }
+                if (hiddenHeading)
+                    blk.hidden = true;
                 if (partIndex === 0 && vdtType === 'heading' && rawBlock.attrs)
                     blk.attrs = rawBlock.attrs;
                 if (partIndex === 0 && vdtType === 'heading' && rawBlock.attrSources) {
@@ -3334,10 +4295,6 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     blk.titleBreaks = rawBlock.titleBreaks;
                     blk.titleLength = rawBlock.text.length;
                 }
-                if (partIndex === 0 && vdtType === 'heading' && rawBlock.titleBreaks) {
-                    blk.titleBreaks = rawBlock.titleBreaks;
-                    blk.titleLength = rawBlock.text.length;
-                }
                 if (vdtType === 'mathDisplay' && mathDisplayRender) {
                     blk.mathRender = mathDisplayRender;
                     blk.tex = rawBlock.tex;
@@ -3360,15 +4317,21 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 }
                 blk.sourceMap = absoluteSourceMap;
                 blk.plainPrefixLen = prefixLen;
+                if (balancing)
+                    blk.balancing = balancing;
                 let h = effectiveRemainHeight;
+                /** What a collapsing container tail still owes the next block,
+                 *  from the grid line its text snapped to (see `collapseTail`). */
+                let tailOwed = 0;
                 if (shouldSnapToGrid && partIndex === 0) {
                     // Snap using the absolute position in the column so that the block
                     // bottom lands on a baseline grid line. This accounts for off-grid
                     // starts (e.g. after consecutive unsnapped headings) and bakes in
                     // the minimum marginBottom — the grid always wins, but the margin
-                    // below is guaranteed to be at least marginBottomPx.
+                    // below is guaranteed to be at least marginBottomPx. A collapsing
+                    // container tail snaps under its text alone and carries the rest.
                     const usedHeight = curCol.bbox.height - curCol.availableHeight;
-                    const naturalBottom = usedHeight + effectiveRemainHeight + style.marginBottomPx;
+                    const naturalBottom = usedHeight + effectiveRemainHeight + (collapseTail ? 0 : style.marginBottomPx);
                     // Tolerance guards against FP drift: if naturalBottom is already on
                     // the grid (e.g. marginBottom is an exact multiple of baselineGrid),
                     // don't round up to the next line.
@@ -3376,39 +4339,44 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     // A negative margin below a container tail may snap the flow back
                     // above the text's own bottom; never below the block's top.
                     h = Math.max(0, snappedBottom - usedHeight);
+                    if (collapseTail)
+                        tailOwed = style.marginBottomPx - (snappedBottom - (usedHeight + effectiveRemainHeight));
+                }
+                // A design that ends within a line of the column's foot fits, but
+                // its margin and grid snap would carry the block past the foot: it
+                // takes the rest of the column instead, as a design reaching past
+                // the foot does (the text after it opens the next column or page).
+                if (vdtType === 'heading' && effectiveRemainHeight > totalRemainHeight && h > curCol.availableHeight) {
+                    h = Math.max(effectiveRemainHeight, curCol.availableHeight);
                 }
                 placeBlockInColumn(blk, h, curCol, cursor);
+                citedLinesPlaced(blockIdx, blk);
                 finalizeListItem(blk, partIndex === 0);
                 doc.blocks.push(blk);
-                // Page-spanning heading: reserve the same vertical band in every
-                // other column on this page so body text under the opener band
-                // starts below it in ALL columns, not just the one it was placed in.
-                // A column still untouched moves its head below the band (as a top
-                // float does), so a float offered that column's head lands under
-                // the opener instead of over it; the text starts where it did.
+                // Page-spanning heading: reserve its band in every other column.
                 if (vdtType === 'heading' && headingLevel !== undefined) {
                     const lvl = headingLevels.forBlock(rawBlock);
                     if (lvl?.span === 'page') {
-                        const page = doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex];
-                        for (const otherCol of page.columns) {
-                            if (otherCol === curCol)
-                                continue;
-                            if (otherCol.blocks.length === 0 && otherCol.availableHeight >= otherCol.bbox.height - 0.01) {
-                                const shift = Math.min(h, otherCol.bbox.height);
-                                otherCol.bbox.y += shift;
-                                otherCol.bbox.height -= shift;
-                            }
-                            otherCol.availableHeight = Math.max(0, otherCol.availableHeight - h);
-                        }
+                        reserveOpenerBand(curCol, h, blk, shouldSnapToGrid && partIndex === 0 ? 0 : style.marginBottomPx, lvl.snapToGrid ?? resolved.headings.snapToGrid);
                     }
                 }
+                // Its design's elements in the side column hold the side stack off.
+                if (headingDesign)
+                    markSideObstacles(blk, headingDesign);
                 // For snapped headings/list-tails the margin is baked into the snap;
                 // for unsnapped ones (consecutive) track it for collapsing
                 if (vdtType === 'listItem' && nextIsListItem) {
-                    pendingSpacing = listBullet.itemSpacingPx;
+                    pendingSpacing = itemGapPx(listBullet);
                 }
                 else {
                     pendingSpacing = (shouldSnapToGrid && partIndex === 0) ? 0 : style.marginBottomPx;
+                    // A collapsing container tail: the space the snap did not cover,
+                    // in whole grid lines, merges with the next block's own space
+                    // above (a heading's margin collapses with the exact rest).
+                    if (collapseTail && shouldSnapToGrid && partIndex === 0 && tailOwed > 0.01) {
+                        pendingSpacing = Math.ceil((tailOwed - 0.01) / baselineGrid) * baselineGrid;
+                        inlineGapOwed = { afterIdx: blockIdx, pending: pendingSpacing, exact: tailOwed, container: true };
+                    }
                 }
                 break;
             }
@@ -3429,17 +4397,136 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     slackWeight: resolved.bodyText.slackWeight,
                 });
                 // The block sits right under a heading: pushing it whole would
-                // strand the heading. Keep as many lines as fit under it — at
-                // least the widow minimum — even when that leaves a short tail;
-                // with fewer than that, the heading moves along with the block
+                // strand the heading. Keep the most lines that fit under it — at
+                // least the widow minimum — that also leave the orphan minimum for
+                // the next column (`headings.keepWithNextSplit: 'rules'`, EF-185;
+                // `'fill'`, postext 1.4's rule, keeps as many as fit, however few
+                // go on). With no such split the heading moves along with the block
                 // (the no-fit branch below rolls it back).
                 const headingRun = partIndex === 0 ? trailingHeadingRun(curCol) : 0;
                 if (choice.splitAt === 0 && headingRun > 0 && headingRun < curCol.blocks.length) {
                     const minKeep = effectiveAvoidWidows ? Math.max(1, resolved.bodyText.widowMinLines) : 1;
-                    const maxFit = Math.min(linesPerAvailable, remainingLines.length);
-                    if (maxFit >= minKeep)
+                    const minTail = effectiveAvoidOrphans && resolved.headings.keepWithNextSplit === 'rules'
+                        ? Math.max(1, resolved.bodyText.orphanMinLines)
+                        : 1;
+                    let keep = Math.min(linesPerAvailable, remainingLines.length);
+                    while (keep >= minKeep && keep < remainingLines.length && remainingLines.length - keep < minTail)
+                        keep--;
+                    if (keep >= minKeep)
+                        choice = { splitAt: keep, demerit: choice.demerit };
+                }
+                // An empty column the block cannot leave (a full-height one, or a
+                // short one once the moves below are spent) holds as many lines as
+                // it can: a paragraph never runs past its column's foot, whatever
+                // the orphan and widow rules would rather do (EF-97). Not a column
+                // a band cap cut short: there the block runs past the cut, and the
+                // driver takes the cut lower, or drops it, so the rules still hold
+                // (under a figure heading such a column it moves on instead, see
+                // `capShortUnderFloat` below).
+                if (choice.splitAt === 0 && curCol.blocks.length === 0 && !shortColumn && !uncappedBottoms.has(curCol)) {
+                    const maxFit = Math.min(linesPerAvailable, remainingLines.length - 1);
+                    if (maxFit >= 1)
                         choice = { splitAt: maxFit, demerit: choice.demerit };
                 }
+                // `bodyText.hyphenateAcrossColumns: false` (EF-86): the lines that
+                // close a column must not end on a hyphen. Those are the line that
+                // closes this column and the lines later full columns would end on.
+                // When one of them ends on a hyphen, the paragraph is broken again,
+                // once, with a hyphen at each of them priced out of the breaker; the
+                // placement then starts over with its lines. Only a paragraph set
+                // from its first line here — its earlier lines are not placed yet —
+                // and never one the balancing is running long.
+                if (choice.splitAt > 0
+                    && !resolved.bodyText.hyphenateAcrossColumns
+                    && !columnEndHyphenRetried
+                    && partIndex === 0
+                    && looseLines === undefined) {
+                    const fullColumn = Math.max(1, Math.floor((contentArea.height + 0.01) / style.lineHeightPx));
+                    const ends = [];
+                    for (let n = choice.splitAt; n < remainingLines.length; n += fullColumn)
+                        ends.push(n);
+                    /** How a setting ends its guarded lines: whether this column's
+                     *  last line is hyphenated, and how many guarded lines are. */
+                    const columnEndHyphens = (lines) => ({
+                        first: lines[choice.splitAt - 1]?.hyphenated === true,
+                        count: ends.filter((n) => lines[n - 1]?.hyphenated).length,
+                    });
+                    const natural = columnEndHyphens(remainingLines);
+                    columnEndHyphenRetried = natural.count > 0;
+                    const again = natural.count > 0
+                        ? measureForColumns({ avoidHyphenAtLines: ends })
+                        : undefined;
+                    // The re-break is kept when it hyphenates fewer guarded lines. The
+                    // line closing this column counts first: it is the one certain
+                    // break, while the later ends assume full columns follow.
+                    const retried = again && again.measured.lines.length > 0 ? columnEndHyphens(again.measured.lines) : undefined;
+                    if (again
+                        && retried
+                        && (again.letterSpacingPx ?? 0) === (letterSpacingPx ?? 0)
+                        && (natural.first !== retried.first ? natural.first : retried.count < natural.count)) {
+                        remainingLines = [...raggedLooseLines(again.measured.lines, style.textAlign)];
+                        paragraphLines = remainingLines;
+                        paragraphBreaks = again.measured.breaks;
+                        guardedEnds = ends;
+                        columnEndHyphenPart = 0;
+                        gateCitedFloats(blockIdx, remainingLines);
+                        // The pass over this column starts again: the balancing room it
+                        // recorded above is recorded again then.
+                        if (balancing && balancing.spaceAbove > 0) {
+                            balanceExtraInColumn.set(curCol, (balanceExtraInColumn.get(curCol) ?? 0) - balancing.spaceAbove);
+                        }
+                        continue;
+                    }
+                }
+                // …and again from a later part: the first re-break assumed full
+                // columns after this one, and a column that ends elsewhere (a widow
+                // kept, a float, a shorter page) can still end on a hyphen. The
+                // paragraph is broken again with that end guarded too, the lines
+                // already placed kept at their breaks (only the rest is broken
+                // again), and the new setting is taken when it puts no hyphen at
+                // this column's end (or fewer at the ends still to come). The
+                // placed lines are checked again all the same: a break trace from
+                // the other measuring path cannot keep them.
+                if (choice.splitAt > 0
+                    && !resolved.bodyText.hyphenateAcrossColumns
+                    && partIndex > 0
+                    && columnEndHyphenPart !== partIndex
+                    && looseLines === undefined
+                    && remainingLines[choice.splitAt - 1]?.hyphenated === true) {
+                    columnEndHyphenPart = partIndex;
+                    const placed = paragraphLines.length - remainingLines.length;
+                    const fullColumn = Math.max(1, Math.floor((contentArea.height + 0.01) / style.lineHeightPx));
+                    const later = [];
+                    for (let n = choice.splitAt; n < remainingLines.length; n += fullColumn)
+                        later.push(placed + n);
+                    // The ends already placed keep their guard; the later ones the
+                    // last re-break assumed give way to where the columns now end.
+                    const ends = [...guardedEnds.filter((n) => n <= placed), ...later];
+                    const hyphenatedEnds = (lines) => later.filter((n) => lines[n - 1]?.hyphenated).length;
+                    const keepBreaks = paragraphBreaks && paragraphBreaks.at.length >= placed
+                        ? { path: paragraphBreaks.path, at: paragraphBreaks.at.slice(0, placed) }
+                        : undefined;
+                    const again = measureForColumns({ avoidHyphenAtLines: ends, ...(keepBreaks ? { keepBreaks } : {}) });
+                    const lines = again && (again.letterSpacingPx ?? 0) === (letterSpacingPx ?? 0)
+                        ? [...raggedLooseLines(again.measured.lines, style.textAlign)]
+                        : undefined;
+                    const keepsPlaced = lines !== undefined && lines.length > placed
+                        && paragraphLines.slice(0, placed).every((l, i) => lines[i].text === l.text && lines[i].hyphenated === l.hyphenated);
+                    if (lines
+                        && keepsPlaced
+                        && (lines[placed + choice.splitAt - 1]?.hyphenated !== true
+                            || hyphenatedEnds(lines) < hyphenatedEnds(paragraphLines))) {
+                        paragraphLines = lines;
+                        paragraphBreaks = again.measured.breaks;
+                        guardedEnds = ends;
+                        remainingLines = lines.slice(placed);
+                        regateCitedFloats(blockIdx, lines);
+                        if (balancing && balancing.spaceAbove > 0) {
+                            balanceExtraInColumn.set(curCol, (balanceExtraInColumn.get(curCol) ?? 0) - balancing.spaceAbove);
+                        }
+                        continue;
+                    }
+                }
                 if (choice.splitAt > 0) {
                     // Consume spacing (negative: a container margin pulling the block up)
                     if (spacingBefore !== 0) {
@@ -3457,6 +4544,8 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                         blk.headingLevel = headingLevel;
                         if (numberPrefix)
                             blk.numberPrefix = numberPrefix;
+                        if (headingNumber !== undefined)
+                            blk.headingNumber = headingNumber;
                     }
                     blk.lines = resetLinePositions(splitLines, style.lineHeightPx);
                     blk.dirty = false;
@@ -3467,8 +4556,11 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     }
                     blk.sourceMap = absoluteSourceMap;
                     blk.plainPrefixLen = prefixLen;
+                    if (balancing)
+                        blk.balancing = balancing;
                     const splitHeight = choice.splitAt * style.lineHeightPx;
                     placeBlockInColumn(blk, splitHeight, curCol, cursor);
+                    citedLinesPlaced(blockIdx, blk);
                     finalizeListItem(blk, partIndex === 0);
                     doc.blocks.push(blk);
                     remainingLines = remainingLines.slice(choice.splitAt);
@@ -3479,9 +4571,25 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 }
                 // choice.splitAt === 0: fall through to push whole paragraph to next column
             }
+            // An empty column a band cap cut, under a figure at its head: a block
+            // that cannot start there — none of its lines stays, by the rules
+            // that split it — goes on to the next column of the band, as it does
+            // from such a column uncapped. Forced into it, it ran past the cut,
+            // and the cut was taken where it ended, however low (EF-116: the
+            // columns beside it then ended far above the box under them).
+            const capShortUnderFloat = curCol.blocks.length === 0
+                && uncappedBottoms.has(curCol)
+                && reservedOf(curCol).top > 0
+                && (() => {
+                    const cols = bandColumns(doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex], currentBand(doc.pages[cursor.pageIndex], cursor));
+                    const at = cols.indexOf(curCol);
+                    return at >= 0 && at < cols.length - 1;
+                })();
             // Cannot split — advance to next column if current has content (or
-            // the column is a short band that cannot hold the block at all).
-            if (curCol.blocks.length > 0 || (shortColumn && effectiveRemainHeight <= contentArea.height)) {
+            // the column is a short band that cannot hold the block at all). A
+            // block that can split moves on from a short band however tall it is:
+            // the next, taller column breaks it by the rules (EF-97).
+            if (curCol.blocks.length > 0 || capShortUnderFloat || (shortColumn && (effectiveRemainHeight <= contentArea.height || canSplit))) {
                 if (curCol.blocks.length === 0)
                     shortColumnMoves++;
                 // Heading keep-with-next (no-fit variant): when a block can't fit
@@ -3504,7 +4612,7 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                     && headingRun > 0 && !runFillsColumn;
                 const pullsRun = vdtType === 'heading' && (!runFillsColumn || shortColumn);
                 if (resolved.headings.keepWithNext && (pullsRun || strands)) {
-                    const rolledBack = rollbackTrailingBlocks(curCol, doc.blocks, isFreeHeading);
+                    const rolledBack = rollbackHeadings(curCol);
                     if (rolledBack.length > 0) {
                         blockIdx = (rolledBack[0].contentIndex ?? blockIdx - rolledBack.length) - 1;
                         pendingSpacing = 0;
@@ -3532,8 +4640,18 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
                 blk.letterSpacing = letterSpacingPx;
             blk.contentIndex = blockIdx;
             stampBlockExtras(blk, rawBlock);
-            if (partIndex === 0)
+            // Stamp the prefix as the other placement branches do: a full-page
+            // opener lands here, and paint and running heads read its
+            // `{chapterNumber}` from `numberPrefix`, as the measure did (EF-59).
+            if (partIndex === 0) {
                 blk.headingLevel = headingLevel;
+                if (numberPrefix)
+                    blk.numberPrefix = numberPrefix;
+                if (headingNumber !== undefined)
+                    blk.headingNumber = headingNumber;
+            }
+            if (hiddenHeading)
+                blk.hidden = true;
             if (partIndex === 0 && vdtType === 'heading' && rawBlock.attrs)
                 blk.attrs = rawBlock.attrs;
             if (partIndex === 0 && vdtType === 'heading' && rawBlock.attrSources) {
@@ -3553,11 +4671,33 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
             }
             blk.sourceMap = absoluteSourceMap;
             blk.plainPrefixLen = prefixLen;
-            placeBlockInColumn(blk, totalRemainHeight, curCol, cursor);
+            if (balancing)
+                blk.balancing = balancing;
+            // A heading whose design (or `minHeight`) reaches past the column's
+            // foot — a full-page cover, say — claims the rest of its column, and
+            // of the page when it spans it: the next block opens the next column
+            // or page instead of running on under (or beside) the design. Its
+            // block runs down to the column's foot (EF-91), so the design is laid
+            // out against the band it claims — elements anchored to the band's
+            // middle or foot, or filling it, keep to that band, as they do when
+            // the reservation fits — rather than against the height of its text.
+            const claimsColumn = vdtType === 'heading' && effectiveRemainHeight > totalRemainHeight;
+            const placedHeight = claimsColumn
+                ? Math.max(totalRemainHeight, Math.min(effectiveRemainHeight, curCol.availableHeight))
+                : totalRemainHeight;
+            placeBlockInColumn(blk, placedHeight, curCol, cursor);
+            citedLinesPlaced(blockIdx, blk);
             finalizeListItem(blk, partIndex === 0);
             doc.blocks.push(blk);
+            if (claimsColumn) {
+                curCol.availableHeight = 0;
+                if (headingLevels.forBlock(rawBlock)?.span === 'page')
+                    reserveOpenerBand(curCol, effectiveRemainHeight, blk, style.marginBottomPx);
+            }
+            if (headingDesign)
+                markSideObstacles(blk, headingDesign);
             if (vdtType === 'listItem') {
-                pendingSpacing = nextIsListItem ? listBullet.itemSpacingPx : style.marginBottomPx;
+                pendingSpacing = nextIsListItem ? itemGapPx(listBullet) : style.marginBottomPx;
             }
             else {
                 pendingSpacing = style.marginBottomPx;
@@ -3569,6 +4709,52 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
     // End of the document: level the closing band and place any floats still
     // pending (referenced on the last page) on pages appended after it.
     closeFlowSegment(contentBlocks.length);
+    // A band that is still cut at the end of the pass (a trailing cap: the
+    // closing band of a chapter or of the document) must hold what it took,
+    // under the same rules as an uncut one. Two ways a cut too low breaks
+    // them, and in both the cap is not delivered, so the driver grows it a
+    // line (or drops it and keeps the uncut layout):
+    //  - a block that cannot split across the cut — a paragraph tail the
+    //    orphan and widow minimums keep whole, a keep-together box — is
+    //    force-placed into an empty capped column and runs past its foot; the
+    //    renderers clip the column to its box, so its last lines would never
+    //    be painted (EF-55, EF-72). What counts is what is painted: a list
+    //    tail's box bakes its bottom margin in and may reach past the cut
+    //    with every line inside it;
+    //  - a keep-with-next heading opening an empty capped column stays there
+    //    (a column-opening heading is never pushed on) while its text goes to
+    //    the next column of the band: the heading closes its column (EF-61).
+    const capStrandsHeading = (cols) => {
+        if (!resolved.headings.keepWithNext)
+            return false;
+        return cols.some((c, i) => {
+            const last = c.blocks[c.blocks.length - 1];
+            return c.bandCapped && last !== undefined && isFreeHeading(last) && !last.hidden
+                && cols.slice(i + 1).some((next) => next.blocks.length > 0);
+        });
+    };
+    for (const [capIndex, cols] of cappedBandColumns) {
+        if (!spanPlacedInBand.has(capIndex))
+            continue;
+        if (capClipsLines(cols) || capStrandsHeading(cols))
+            spanPlacedInBand.delete(capIndex);
+    }
+    // A styled section's pages draw the column rule of its own layout where
+    // that differs from the document's (EF-112); the renderers take the
+    // document's on every other page.
+    const docRule = resolved.layout.columnRule;
+    const docRuleWidthPx = dimensionToPx(docRule.lineWidth, dpi);
+    for (const page of doc.pages) {
+        const layout = pageLayoutOf(page);
+        if (!layout || layout === resolved.layout || page.partInfo)
+            continue;
+        const rule = layout.columnRule;
+        const lineWidthPx = dimensionToPx(rule.lineWidth, dpi);
+        const same = rule.enabled === docRule.enabled
+            && (!rule.enabled || (rule.color.hex === docRule.color.hex && lineWidthPx === docRuleWidthPx));
+        if (!same)
+            page.columnRule = { enabled: rule.enabled, color: rule.color.hex, lineWidthPx };
+    }
     // Stamp page-number info onto every page (including blank parity pages).
     const labels = buildPageLabels(doc.pages.length, pageNumberSegments);
     for (let i = 0; i < doc.pages.length; i++) {
@@ -3585,7 +4771,22 @@ export function buildDocumentPass(content, config, cache, options, hints = {}) {
         .map((s) => s.startPageIndex);
     if (restarts.length > 0)
         doc.pageNumberRestarts = restarts;
-    buildHeadersAndFooters(doc, resourceById);
+    buildHeadersAndFooters(doc, resourceById, {
+        // Where two palette entries share a base value, each kind of flow
+        // colour follows its own settings under a part or section palette.
+        // (The default resource types set no caption style of their own.)
+        flowColorValues: (overrides) => flowColorValues(config, overrides, config?.resourceTypes),
+        // `{firstMark.<style>}` / `{lastMark.<style>}`: a paragraph of a
+        // `:::paragraphs` container marks the page with its leading bold run.
+        paragraphMark: (idx) => {
+            const styleId = paragraphContainers.byBlock[idx]?.styleId;
+            const block = contentBlocks[idx];
+            if (styleId === undefined || block?.type !== 'paragraph')
+                return undefined;
+            const text = leadingBoldText(block.spans);
+            return text.length > 0 ? { styleId, text } : undefined;
+        },
+    });
     doc.converged = true;
     doc.iterationCount = 1;
     return { doc, forcedBreakPages, bandCapProposals, spanPlacedInBand, bandCapsApplied, looseOutcome, captionUnderProposals };
@@ -3636,6 +4837,24 @@ export async function buildDocumentAsync(content, config, cache, options) {
 }
 /** The build as a generator: one `yield` after every placement pass. */
 export function* buildDocumentGen(content, config, cache, options) {
+    const doc = yield* buildDocumentRounds(content, config, cache, options);
+    // References and markup the source names wrongly: read from the source
+    // once, located on the pages of the finished layout. Kept apart from
+    // `doc.warnings`, whose entries keep their postext 1.4 shape.
+    const found = collectContentWarnings(content.markdown, config, content.resources ?? []);
+    if (found.length > 0)
+        doc.contentWarnings = locateContentWarnings(doc, found);
+    // Config values the build replaced (an unknown number format, a font
+    // stack, a side column no column width can take): walked once per build,
+    // not per pass — they belong to no page.
+    const configWarnings = collectConfigWarnings(config);
+    if (configWarnings.length > 0)
+        doc.configWarnings = configWarnings;
+    return doc;
+}
+/** {@link buildDocumentGen} before the document-wide warnings: the
+ *  contents rounds around the balanced build. */
+function* buildDocumentRounds(content, config, cache, options) {
     // A document printing its own table of contents (`:::toc` with no
     // host-supplied outline) is laid out with the page labels of the previous
     // build until they no longer change: the contents' own length moves what
@@ -3741,7 +4960,7 @@ function* buildDocumentBalanced(content, config, cache, options, tocRound = 0) {
                 range,
                 bestScore: score,
                 attempts: old?.attempts ?? 0,
-                done: score === 0,
+                done: score === 0 && boxRoomIn(gaps, range) <= BOX_ROOM_EPS_PX,
                 stable: score === 0,
                 failedLoose: old?.failedLoose ?? new Set(),
                 failedLines: old?.failedLines ?? new Set(),
@@ -3817,7 +5036,7 @@ function* buildDocumentBalanced(content, config, cache, options, tocRound = 0) {
         const warnings = [
             ...(best.doc.warnings ?? []).filter((w) => !taken(w.pageIndex)),
             ...(next.doc.warnings ?? []).filter((w) => taken(w.pageIndex)),
-        ].sort((a, b) => a.pageIndex - b.pageIndex);
+        ].sort((a, b) => (a.pageIndex ?? -1) - (b.pageIndex ?? -1));
         const doc = { ...best.doc, pages, blocks, ...(warnings.length > 0 ? { warnings } : { warnings: undefined }) };
         const pageBest = pageOfContent(best.doc);
         const pageNext = pageOfContent(next.doc);
@@ -3917,6 +5136,7 @@ function* buildDocumentBalanced(content, config, cache, options, tocRound = 0) {
                 optimalLineBreaking: best.doc.config.bodyText.optimalLineBreaking,
                 failedLoose,
                 failedLines,
+                closingBox: balancing.closingBox,
             });
             // The levers newly proposed, by segment; those of a segment that is
             // done (plateaued, out of attempts) are withdrawn from the pass.
@@ -3965,6 +5185,7 @@ function* buildDocumentBalanced(content, config, cache, options, tocRound = 0) {
             const nextGaps = collectColumnGaps(next.doc, next.forcedBreakPages);
             const capPage = pageOfContent(best.doc);
             const accepted = [];
+            const boxKeys = boxLeverKeys(gaps);
             for (const si of trying) {
                 const s = segments[si];
                 // An earlier segment's cascade shifted this one's pages: the pass
@@ -3992,6 +5213,13 @@ function* buildDocumentBalanced(content, config, cache, options, tocRound = 0) {
                 for (const k of looseFailed)
                     s.failedLoose.add(k);
                 const looseWon = keysLoose.filter((k) => typeof next.looseOutcome.get(k) === 'number');
+                // A box closing its column that moves down onto the column's last
+                // grid slot (or level with the column beside it) closes less than a
+                // line, which the score does not count. On its own — no other new
+                // lever in the segment — such a pass is kept when it holds the
+                // score, moves nothing across a column and closes room under a box
+                // (EF-70).
+                const boxesOnly = keysLines.length > 0 && keysLoose.length === 0 && keysLines.every((k) => boxKeys.has(k));
                 if (score < s.bestScore) {
                     for (const k of keysLines)
                         applied.lines.set(k, proposal.lines.get(k));
@@ -4004,14 +5232,31 @@ function* buildDocumentBalanced(content, config, cache, options, tocRound = 0) {
                     }
                     accepted.push(s.range);
                 }
+                else if (boxesOnly && score === s.bestScore
+                    && firstDivergentColumn(best.doc, next.doc, s.range) === null
+                    && boxRoomIn(nextGaps, s.range) < boxRoomIn(gaps, s.range) - BOX_ROOM_EPS_PX) {
+                    for (const k of keysLines)
+                        applied.lines.set(k, proposal.lines.get(k));
+                    accepted.push(s.range);
+                }
                 else if (!containCascade(next, s, keysLines, keysLoose, gaps)) {
                     // Plateau or regression without a cascade to contain: retry when
                     // a loose candidate was just blacklisted (the proposer falls
                     // through to the next one), or when the new loose paragraphs
                     // gained their lines yet the segment did not improve (the gain
                     // landed elsewhere — drop them too). A pure spacing plateau means
-                    // the segment is done: it keeps the best layout found so far.
-                    if (looseFailed.length > 0 || looseWon.length > 0) {
+                    // the segment is done: it keeps the best layout found so far —
+                    // unless a closing box rode along with the levers that bought
+                    // nothing: those are dropped and the box is tried on its own.
+                    const boxes = keysLines.filter((k) => boxKeys.has(k));
+                    if (boxes.length > 0 && !boxesOnly) {
+                        for (const k of keysLines)
+                            if (!boxKeys.has(k))
+                                s.failedLines.add(k);
+                        for (const k of keysLoose)
+                            s.failedLoose.add(k);
+                    }
+                    else if (looseFailed.length > 0 || looseWon.length > 0) {
                         for (const k of looseWon)
                             s.failedLoose.add(k);
                     }