[osis-core] yet more div types

[Patrick Durusau]

Chris,

Thanks! Should be able to fit them in, provided I add them to the 
documentation. ;-)

When we reach source materails, i.e., biblical manuscripts, remind me 
that we need open and closed paragraphs for Hebrew manuscripts. (I will 
at least bring a reprint and show you what I am talking about in August.)

Hope you are having a great day!

Patrick

Chris Little wrote:
> I know it's late, but adding div types is relatively painless....
> 
> In working on the Catechism of the Catholic Church for the CBA meeting,
> I've run across some div types that might make sense to add:
> part (also important for Summa Theologica)
> article
> paragraph (badly named, but this is a <div>, not a <p>--<p> is appropriate
>                 in other parts of the document)
> summary (most articles have a separate "In Brief" section)
> 
> The hierarchy is part->section->chapter->article->paragraph-><p>.
> 
> Other catechisms/confessions are probably similarly formatted.  We should
> also be able to mark up basic structure for law books. :)  If it's too 
> late or not agreeable, I can use x- of course.
> 
> --Chris
> 
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Patrick Durusau
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Society of Biblical Literature
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Chair, V1 - Text Processing: Office and Publishing Systems Interface
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