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Old 10-17-2020, 05:50 PM   #11
Turtle91
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Most Some publishers use <p class="someclass">Chapter One</p> for the chapter title....




....and I would add that although it is certainly possible to do it that way, I would recommend using the <h1-6> tags for their semantically correct purpose of providing a heading hierarchy. You can apply the exact same CSS to the <h> tags and visually it will be identical, but automated systems, accessibility systems, etc. can figure out the structure of your document much better/faster(/stronger??) if you use the proper markup.

It also has the added benefit of programs like Calibre or Sigil creating the automated ToC based on your <h> tags - as has been mentioned above.

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