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> \chapter{some text \nomarking{whatever} and some more}
> 
> I fear the to is not handled. You can so something:
> \def\nocontent#1{#1}
> an when placing the content:
> \def\nocontent#1{...}

I found an easier solution in the docs: \nolist
\def\longonly#1{\nomarking{\nolist{#1}}}

So I can type: \chapter{The long \longonly{and winding } road}

(It doesn't work with \nolist{\nomarking{#1}}. Why?)

hraban.