Thomas Schraitle wrote:
> 1. Use bold for the title, "embedded" inside the text.
> DocBook uses this style. This is a more "active" appearence. A reader will
> see it more easily and it attracts more attention.
You mean like Don's HTML example?
<p><b>This Paragraph Has a title.</b> This is a test. This is only a
test. Had this been a real example, it would have made more sense.</p>
This could work, and it would be easy to implement. Is it fair to assume
that any <formalpara> will have only one <para> element? If it doesn't,
would it be unreasonable to clump it all in one paragraph? From a
semantic POV, I think that would be reasonable. Maybe I'll add a newline
element, but keep it all in the same semantic paragraph. Like this:
From:
<formalpara>
<info> <title>Foo</title> </info>
<para> Bar. </para>
<para> Biz. </para>
</formalpara>
To:
<paragraph>
<bold>This is the title</bold>
Bar. <newline/>
Biz.
</paragraph>
I'll give some thought to the <newline/>
Thanks for all the help!
Cheers,
Daniel.
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