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Created Jul 11, 2022 by julientaq@julientaqDeveloper

Export section as level

So far, Editoria was exporting as

part → chapter → section.

Since we can have multiple naming, we should have abstract export. For example, if you have

Unit → chapter → subsection

It should be exported as section elements with the following classes to be able to reuse templates.

<section class="level-one unit">
<section class="level-two chapter">
<section class="level-three subsection">

where unit, chapter and subsection is defined in the wizard and the level allow to manage multiple classes through different naming.

Edited Jul 11, 2022 by julientaq
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