Requirements feasibility plan

On Oct 8th Lee Passey wrote:
>4. Book titles should be marked with the <h1> element, "part" titles 
>should be marked with the <h2> element, chapter titles should be marked 
>with the <h3> element, "section" titles should be marked with the <h4> 
>element, and "sub-section" titles should be marked with the <h5> 
>element. If a title is composed of both a main title and a subtitle, the 
>subtitle should be distinguished from the main title by adding 
>"class='subtitle'" as an attribute of the title element. Author's names 
>in book titles should be indicated by <h1 class="author">.

My question is whether writing, for example: 

<h3>CHAPTER 12</h3> 
<h3 class="subtitle">"WOULD YOU?"</h3>

as I think Lee is suggesting above, has any advantages (or disadvantages)
over what I currently do which is:

<h3>CHAPTER 12</h3>
<div class="chapter-title">"WOULD YOU?"</div>

(N.B. I had in any case been thinking of changing what I currently do to:

<h3>CHAPTER 12</h3>
<div class="h3-title">"WOULD YOU?"</div>

largely on the grounds that it seemed more general not to bind by suggestive
naming that <h3> be used only for chapters, (although Lee seems to want to
do this anyway).

As implementing this change entails quite a lot of work, I would appreciate
hearing any thoughts anyone has on this possibly rather trivial question.

Bob Gibbins



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