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#595 In the example the default transformation TEI to HTML5 automatically generates headings even with "autoHead=false"
According to the description of "tei-param.xsl" it should be possible to switch off the automatic generation of headings. This does not work for the provided example.
In the examples for letters with an
<opener>in the TEI documentation I find several examples of a<div>element with no child<head>element. In my special case I use<div>to separate the letter text from the<opener>and the<closer>. Such structural elements help to process XML files.On 8 Sep 2013, at 21:43, "Dr. Eberhard von Kitzing" vkitzing@users.sf.net
wrote:
i am entirely happy with the idea of
plainly acts as the equivalent. I just don't know how to process them in a generic way. Specifically, I don't know what to
put in a table of contents, when it is generated from the
I'll keep trying
Sebastian Rahtz
Director (Research) of Academic IT
University of Oxford IT Services
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I am closing this one. I dont think there is a right answer in general....