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Toc Editor alteration
It would be useful, at least to me, to add Title above h1. -Brewt |
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Just shunt the h tags down one level?
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Um...why not just regex your headers into the proper categories? if you need "Title" to be H1, and everything else something lower (although I don't know why you want this?), then simply make Title H1 and regex your h1 headers to h2, your h2's to h3, etc. Done in a couple of minutes tops.
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Though I'd recommend working backwards so it doesn't snowball on you.
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