On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Egon Schmid (@work) wrote:
> Jouni Ahto wrote:
> >
> > In general, should we be using <para><note><para>...</para></note></para>,
> > or the simpler form <note><para>...</para></note>? Both are valid.
>
> I don't know but I think the appearance could be different. Compare the
> PDF or PostScript output for getallheaders() in the German manual. The
> paras following the examples are wrong indented.
Yes, I see. Print versions of the DSSSL-stylesheets seem to have a
problem. When any block element, like <para>, has a <note> inside it, the
whole block gets intended. Also, the more there are block elements inside
block elements, the more extra vertical white space gets generated after
the outermost one is closed.
So, I think my opinion will be: always use the simplest valid alternative.
-- Jouni
