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Originally Posted by JLius View Post
I use h1 for chapter titles, sometims h2 when h1 is too big, and h2 or h3 for subtitles.
That's fine, if with "subtitles" you mean sections inside chapters. If they are real subtitles (a kind of extension to the title), they are better included inside the <h*>, and you can style them, of course:

Code:
<h1>Chapter One: The Beginning
<span class="subtitle">How everything started</span></h1>
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So you're saying I should always set a font-size in css for h1,h2,h3?
Only if the particular size is important to you. You can probably rely on <h1> being larger than <h2>, and both larger than the normal text, but if you want the sizes in some definite proportion or whatever, you better define it.
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