Note

These styles are a work in progress. They have not been finalized for either print or online.

# h1.Title (front cover)

## h2.subtitle1 (front cover)

### h3.subtitle2 (front cover)

# h1 (Heading 1)

p normal paragraph normal paragraph normal paragraph normal paragraph normal paragraph normal paragraph normal paragraph

# h1.chapter (adds "chapter" to first h1 of a section)

## h2.Contents (used for TOC and Front Matter -- not included in bookmarks)

TOC styles:

## h2 (Heading 2)

MiniTOC styles:

p.above paragraph above list, paragraph above list, etc.:

p.bulleted (for all level one bulleted list items, except last in list)

p.below (for paragraphs below bulleted and numbered lists)

p.bulleted2 (for all items in a bulleted list under bulleted or numbered lists, or when a greater indent is required, except last item)

p.bulleted2_last_line (for last item in a bulleted list under bulleted or numbered lists, or when a greater indent is required)

p.bulleted_last_line (for the last item in a level one bulleted list)

### h3 (Heading 3)

p.note_title

p.note; a note is made of three parts: a div.note, which wraps the p.note_title and the p.note paragraphs in a div and provides the background image; the p.note_title where you enter the type of note, e.g., Note; and the p.note paragraphs where you enter the note text. This pattern is also used for cautions, dangers, tips, examples, results, and warnings.

Here's a numbered list:

p.numbered_first is the first item in a numbered list; it resets the count to 1.

p.numbered is for all the other items in a numbered list,except the last.

Icon image in a list item ( )

p.numbered_last is for the last item in a numbered list.

#### h4 (Heading 4)

Below is a tip example.

Tip

p.tip paragraph style

Another p.tip paragraph.

##### h5 (Heading 5)

Here is a caution example (for now):

p.backcvr1 (for back cover level 1 items)

p.backcvr2 (for back cover level 2 items)