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Originally Posted by Barty
I was trying to be explicit, not saying that that is exactly how it should be done.
You said that things like scene break are content and should be done in html and not css. I just wanted to clarify what you meant.
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Sorry, I wasn't actually replying to your question, just the use of <p class="normal">
The way I understand it, identifying a paragraph as the "first" or a "scenebreak" is purely structural. You are defining that paragraph's function. There is no requirement whatsoever to have the style of those paragraphs any different than any other paragraph. However, if you choose to style them differently (as I do), then it is easily accomplished by updating the CSS file.
Cheers,
edit - a little more complete answer:
Likewise using the <h> tags are structural...they define the function of a section header. Chapter heads should use one of those <h> tags rather than a <p class="h1"> class. When you want to change the style of the <h> then you do so in the CSS file.