Using Section Headers
There are up to 5 (you could have more) header levels. Each page should start with a level 1 header and then only use level 2 headers for major points/sections on the page from that point on.
If a major point has a sub-section, you would then use a level 3 and so forth.
You should not use them out of order... For example, if your page starts with a level 1, you would not then use a level 3 until you have used a level 2.
! Level 1 header
!! level 2 header
!!! level 3 header
!!!! Level 4 header
!!!!! Level 5 header
Level 1 header
level 2 header
level 3 header
Level 4 header
Level 5 header
Each of these are defined in CSS. You would normally use them like:
Example usage:
! Page Title
Starting the top of the page
!! Major Point or Section
Defined a major section on the page. There are some sub-sections though...
!!! Sub-Point of Major point above.
Sub-section of the level above....
!!! Another Sub-Point
This contains another sub-section of the Major Point Above. when it is completed, the next is a new major section.
!! Next major point/section on page
This is another major section.
Page Title
Starting the top of the page
Major Point or Section
Defined a major section on the page. There are some sub-sections though...
Sub-Point of Major point above.
Sub-section of the level above....
Another Sub-Point
This contains another sub-section of the Major Point Above. when it is completed, the next is a new major section.
Next major point/section on page
This is another major section.
