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Not sure why the epub stylesheet in 1.76.1 changes
it. I suspect someone thought the top level heading in each HTML file
should be an h1. The epub3 stylesheet in the current snapshot does not do
that.
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Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 7:00
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Subject: [docbook-apps] Reasoning behind
epub <h> level numbering
I have encountered the issue of epub and web files having
different <h> title level numbers for the same content. It follows on
from Robert Nagle's posting of 15 March 2011.
Specifically, the epub
stylesheets produce titles one level higher than the web stylesheets,
e.g.:
preface title: web (h2), epub (h1)
This is consistent
behaviour for the elements: preface, glossary, bibliography, index, sect1
through to sect5, and bridgeheads sect1 to sect5.
The epub docbook.xsl
has modified HTML H level numbering in both <xsl:template
match="d:bridgehead"> and <xsl:template name="component.title">
(apparently as an SEO customisation).
Can someone elucidate why there
is this change in <h> numbering for the epub customisation?
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Dave
Gardiner
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