Sections of text - div[1-7,N]
Divide the XML into sections and subsections using typecodes, headings, or numbered headings.
| H1 | First-level subhead level in the hierarchy |
| H2 | Second-level subhead level in the hierarchy |
| H3 | Third-level subhead level in the hierarchy |
| H4 | Fourth-level subhead level in the hierarchy |
| H5 | Fifth-level subhead level in the hierarchy |
| H6 | Sixth-level subhead level in the hierarchy |
div1|div2|div3|div4|div5|div6|div7|divN
Also see:
After establishing the hierarchy of the entire text, capture nested div[1-7,N]
Where [1-7,N] represents one of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or N.
divisions to represent the structure, e.g. div1 for the top-level sections, each containing div2 divisions for the second-level sections.Align subsection levels for similar subsections throughout the text. For example, suppose that subsections of the style (a), (b), etc exist both in section 1 and section 2, which are sections at level div1. Suppose also that in section 1 there are subsections 1.1 and 1.2, with the (a), (b) subsections only within these. Subsections 1.1 and 1.2 would therefore be at level div2, while subsections (a), (b) would be at level div3. If in the following section 2, there are again subsections (a) and (b), but this time they exist directly within section 2 (with no intermediary level), then they should still have the same div3 level as they were previously given, with a dummy div2 wrapping the div3 elements.
You should also capture section numbering.