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Originally Posted by radius
One comment I have is that you might want to consider changing epigrams from being special paragraphs into being divs.
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In fact, now that I think about it, you might also created a div for chapter "endnotes" (but I'm not sure what the real name for this is).
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Still need a better name than "endnotes"... maybe "commentary"?
And I applied thinkjuice (caffeine suspensions) to the problem of epigrams (and pullquotes, too) and realized that
blockquotes were the answer. They can contain paragraphs, and CSS will let you do anything that you can do to
divs.
And they're both quotes, right?
Should work for "commentaries" as well.
I'm avoiding
divs inside
divs wherever I can, as it makes programming the macro-scripts easier. Also, I think it makes sense to keep 'em as big as possible, basically pieces of the book. (The only exception I have, is
Chapters/Prologues/Epilogues/Appendices inside
Parts.)
m a r
ps: I almost went with
qs, but they're supposed to be short. Maybe for pullquotes...