Hi Jeremy,
It is much better in the long term to simply use <section> exclusively.
Infinite <section> tags can be nested, and this makes your document more
modular and easier to arrange in the future. It may give you output closer to
what you expect, as well. I realize that this doesn't answer your question,
and I can't speak to whether this is a bug or not (perhaps someone else can),
because I don't use the <sectX> tags myself.
Thanks,
Misty
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeremy Cowgar" <jer...@cowgar.com>
To: publican-list@redhat.com
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 9:34:49 AM
Subject: [publican-list] sect3 weirdness with page breaks?
I am brand new to creating docbook files, however, I believe I have done
things correctly. I have:
<chapter id="stack-words">
<title>Stack Words</title>
<sect1>
...
<sect2>
<sect3>...
<sect2>
<sect3>...
On the first sect2, all sect3's appear on the same page. When I get to
the bottom of the sect3 list (about 20) under the first sect2, then it
wants me to go to a new page (normal). However, once it goes to a new
page, each and every sect3 of the next set is on it's own page.
You can see this at:
http://www.josl.org/manual/en-US/html/stack-words.html
The file that is responsible for that HTML is:
http://www.josl.org/manual/Chapter_Stack.xml
Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug in publican?
Jeremy Cowgar
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