We've put a lot of effort into making our widow and orphan control as effective as possible, but it's important to understand that no automated system for widow and orphan control can completely guarantee the removal of all widows and orphans without compromising the readability of the text and the overall layout.
The presence of widows and orphans can be influenced by a variety of factors. This can include items like:
Layout
Font size
Line spacing
Line lenght
Trim size
Specific content of your docuemnt
Since this is the case, there might be situations where manual adjustments are necessary to remove widows and orphans. For example, when working with very short sections of text or frequent short paragraphs, it can be challenging to eliminate widows and orphans while also maintaining a consistent layout.
Moreover, it's important to note that addressing a widow or orphan in one location may create larger formatting issues elsewhere in the manuscript. In such cases, it becomes necessary to leave the widow or orphan in place to prevent more significant formatting problems.
We hope this helps!