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I have an idea to solve outline problem #83.
There are two types of outlines: flat and tree.
The flat outline uses only h1-h6 elements.
The tree outline uses sectioning content elements and sectioning root elements[1].
The solution is to have an outline attribute on the sectioning root element.
Descendant elements under a sectioning root element with outline="flat" attribute are considered to have flat outlines.
Descendant elements under a sectioning root element with outline="tree" attribute are considered to have tree outlines.
The default attribute is "flat".
Attributes may be nested.
I have an idea to solve outline problem #83.
There are two types of outlines: flat and tree.
The flat outline uses only h1-h6 elements.
The tree outline uses sectioning content elements and sectioning root elements[1].
The solution is to have an outline attribute on the sectioning root element.
Descendant elements under a sectioning root element with outline="flat" attribute are considered to have flat outlines.
Descendant elements under a sectioning root element with outline="tree" attribute are considered to have tree outlines.
The default attribute is "flat".
Attributes may be nested.
[1] https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/sections.html#outlines
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