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Re:Measuring "efficiency" in document prepration: Microsoft ... by misnome on Tuesday December 08, 2020 @04:30PM (#25351623)
\chapter, or should that be \section, or should that be \subsection, or \subsubsection etc, depending on which layout you are using. \part maybe?
Re:Measuring "efficiency" in document prepration: Microsoft ... by AngusH on Tuesday December 08, 2020 @04:46PM (#25351797)
Good point, https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Document_Structure#Secti... wikibooks latex guide suggests \chapter is level 0, which gives "=" (1 equals sign),

But then surely the h1 document title should be above that, which would be "=" (1), so a chapter is below at "==" (2)?

\part apparently is -1 in latex, which would be seem to be odd.

But document title isn't part of the latex sectioning hierarchy...

Given that there is a document title, part and chapter, chapter could maybe "===" (3) or maybe "==" (2) if we're not using parts or we don't consider the document title.

I think anyway?

It's unfortunate that the creators of latex did not follow the HTML heading rules better. (despite latex pre-dating html of course)

:-)