I believe Hraban said this around Wed, 15 Jan 2003:
>> My point -- which Adam quoted in his original note -- was that I ought
>> to be able to do this:
>> \title{Here is a somewhat long title}
>> \subtitle{this also has a long subtitle}
>
>Stop! Don't mix these two requirements!
Good point.
>As you can imagine, my "Untertitel" (subtitle) is set somewhat smaller
>than the "Titel" (chapter), that's an optical structure.
>Nevertheless I must truncate the main title for the header line and the
>t.o.c.
Ah, true. But the point is that if there is a high-level structure, it
should (at the least) include options for both the \nomarking as well as
optical layout. It could be a very useful shortcut to use the structured
markup to truncate the Untertitel in marks and lists.
The requirements shouldn't be mixed, you're right, but they could live
side-by-side in a markup structure.
adam
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