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Originally Posted by Sarmat89
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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Ah... You mean that this is the wrong way of coding it:
Code:
<h2>ONE</h2>
<h3>[some fancy graphics]</h3>
<h4>It Begins</h4>
and with that, I agree. Those are not different level headings, those are different parts of the same heading. I hereby declare that the right way of coding™ it is (something similar to):
Code:
<h1><span class="number">ONE</span>
<span class="graphic">[some fancy graphics]</span>
It Begins</h1>
Yes, <h1>, because the chapter is probably the higher level. No, the book title in the title page is not the highest level, that's just presentational.
