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Originally Posted by Sarmat89
In books, headings are not hierarchical. Everything over the chapter layer is usually something manually created and fancy, like a picture.
The chapter headers are usually going like that:
ONE
[some fancy graphics]
It Begins
while in the ToC something like that is put:
Chapter one. It Begins
HTML hierarchic headers are useless here.
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No. That's your
opinion, which you are holding to suit your idea that it's
fine to use divs for body content and p for headings. It's inaccurate. You're basing that on novels, not "all books." I have
PLENTY of books that use a hierarchy. Headings, subheads and so forth. The reason I'm so
painfully aware of how many of these we do, is due to K4PC's limited ability to display multi-dimensional TOCs.
I mean, really--for those who have visual difficulties, why is it
such skin off of anyone's nose, to use p for paragraphs (shocking idea, I know) and headings for, well, headings? How can one
possibly be so much simpler than another, or is this just one of those "I feel like I should be arbitrary for the bloody sake of it" things? Gonna
"stick it to the man," by using divs for ps and ps for headings???????
I mean, WHY?
Hitch