Outlined documents often have page headers and footers in which the reader can find information such as the title of the current chapter.
Of course, TextMaker allows you to create such headers and footers. The only requirement is that you divide the document into chapters, which are permitted to have their own headers and footers.
To do so, insert a chapter break before each new topic, usually before each main heading, with the ribbon command Insert | Break 
| Chapter break.
You can now create headers and footers with different content in each chapter. You can also change other settings relating to page formatting (paper format, page margins, etc.) on a chapter-by-chapter basis.
For more information on working with chapters, see Dividing a document into chapters.