headings

If the book is just text and headings, can't you expect OCR to do a good job without any real need of human intervention?

A new editor for markdown and section headings that allows inline math, vim keybindings, and handles special characters.

Screen readers load the page contents into a buffer and allow users to scan headings, links, etc.

Edit: Just noticed that this section is under both headings, nearly identically (some links are different).

Table layouts and <font> directives for titles and headings and absolute positioning all over the page....

Screen readers do indeed have a feature that allows the users to browse just the headings.

Its just some people think it makes sense to have smaller headings after bigger ones and not the way around.

They've gone for an informal corporate approach like using puns[1] and memes[2] as headings.

I don't understand why you're (inconsistently?) using drop cap words, initial drop caps, and paragraph headings without drop caps.

The author covers this: You can, if you are careful, achieve effects such as changing the appearance of all section headings with one command.

Sorry, the ability to edit the headings disappears I think about 2 hours after submission.

You want this to have default styles (font size, headings etc).

Then, with proper title and headings, etc you can probably get some traffic for "random long tail term button"

In all of the cases the "!=" in the headings is meant to be read "is not necessarily equal" or "there exist expressions e, e' for which e!= e'"

Especially since one way or another, such former democracies fail hard when faced with inconvenient truths the ruling class has been denying and " The Gods of the Copybook Headings with terror and slaughter return!

"And the Gods of the Copybook Headings, I notice, outlast them all."