Re: Bottom-up Sections

On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 04:26:56AM +0200, Stefan Ram wrote:
|   In several types of texts certain "small sections" appear, which
|   do not fit into the XHTML 2 section scheme. For example, in articles,
|   sometimes there are "boxes" treating certain topics or, in mathematics
|   texts, there are labeled theorems or proofs.

I agree that this is a problem -- for example, in a pure <section>, <h> 
worls a boxed case study in Chapter 2 would be an equal sibling with 
sub-chapter 2.1 and would be 'superior' to a boxed case study in 
sub-chapter 2.1.

However, I think your solution is rather complicated. I'm sure a better 
solution could be found. 

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