13.1 | Header Tag Checklist

projectx File Version Checklist

Throughout this section, work only in tag_projectx.

At the end of this section:

• 1. Use plain-old Save to save tag_projectx one last time.

  2. Use SaveAs to rename the content file: final_projectx

Info Checklist

• • Use the key_projectx as a checklist to make sure each header label gets tagged with <h1></h1>.

  • No matter what type of partition scheme is used, front- and back-matter header labels always get the <h1></h1> tag-pairs. Never use <h2></h2> or lower. (Front- and Back-Matter partitions are sections such as Title, License, Dedication, Acknowledgements, About The Author)

  • The numeral one in <h1></h1> does not correspond to the chapter number. Chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 &etc. are all tagged with <h1></h1> as well.

  • If you’ve got parts and chapters, part headers get <h1></h1> around them. Producers can choose whether chapter headers should also get <h1></h1> or go hierarchical by using <h2></h2>. Remember, front- and back-matter headers always get <h1></h1>, no matter what.

  • Epilogue and prologue each get <h1></h1> too.

  • If you feel you need more than h1 and h2, you must have missed all the disclaimers about straight-form fiction and creating extra work for yourself. Nothing beyond h2 is defined in the CSS file. You’ll have to add any extra definitions yourself. (I will not enable you.)

  • Ignore scene breaks, images and block-quotes for now. Those have to wait until Sigil.

Action Checklist

• • Visit each partition header, including front and back matter headers.

  • Remove the default <p></p> tags attached by the last step, and replace them with <h1></h1> tags.