I never saw a recommendation for using article, so I don't know of the advantages. Would like to know if there are any.
First file is the first section as you thought. I use <sect1>, <sect2>, etc.. for section tags and nesting. As for suppressing chunking of subsections, I have no need to do that, but I am sure you could customize the stylesheet somewhere to do that. I will have some sections (<sect1>) for which I will not want in my table of contents. I am thinking I will check the id for those sections I want suppressed using a xsl customization so that a .hhc entry isn't generated for it. Haven't thought enough about that. I'm pretty new to all of this myself, so this is like the blind leading the blind. Maggie -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 12:59 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: DOCBOOK-APPS: Help project structure > -----Original Message----- > From: Maggie Strevell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > I am using a section to represent each help topic. The type > of driver file (book|chapter|section). This looks sensible to me. How come some people recommend article instead of chapter? Is there some advantage I'm missing? > <!-- the file name for the first file in this chapter is > generated using the id for the chapter --> Does 'first file' mean the first section? With recursive sections, you could have a topic with subsections like this, right? <section> content... <section>Subsection 1...</section> <section>Subsection 2...</section> <section>See also...</section> </section> The problem with this scenario is that I don't see how to control chunking: I'd want the whole structure above to be one topic, chunking only the top section. Do you know how one would suppress chunking in the subsections? Thanks, Denis
