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Support --base-header-level=-1 #4342

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rauschma opened this issue Feb 3, 2018 · 1 comment
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Support --base-header-level=-1 #4342

rauschma opened this issue Feb 3, 2018 · 1 comment

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@rauschma
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rauschma commented Feb 3, 2018

Use case: the topmost level in my content is ##, but I’d like it to be output as if it were #.

Details: I’m finding that \parts don’t work well for EPUB and MOBI, but are nice for PDF. So my work-around is to exclude the parts for the former two. However, then the top heading level is ## and I’d like to reduce it to #. --base-header-level=-1 would be the simplest solution.

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mb21 commented Feb 22, 2018

I’m finding that \parts don’t work well for EPUB

ePUB actually contains HTML not LaTeX, so not sure what you mean.

Also, base-header-level actually defaults to 1...

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