Re: [docbook-apps] Element [...] not allowed in this context

[Karen Schneider <kgschneider@gmail.com>]

On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 1:17 PM, Rowland, Larry <larry.rowland@hp.com> wrote:
> As nearly as I can tell, you are attempting to include a chapter inside a chapter (StaffServices.xml, which is a chapter includes Cataloging.xml, which is also a chapter).  You also have a para following the inclusion of Cataloging.xml, which would be a para following a chapter (or section, if you changed Cataloging.xml to have a section as its root element).  Once you start using structures like chapters and sections, you can't follow with paras.

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Yeah, the para wasn't even intended to be there (a n00b and her copy
of oXygen... what can I say). Thanks to Eric and Larry for quickly
responding.

This demonstrates also the importance of thinking through/planning
one's hierarchy. I can see it is possible to "run out" of hierarchy (I
haven't in this scenario, but I could see where it could quickly
happen).  I'm at the very early stages (proof of concept and all that)
and trying to decide/think through building one huge book, several
related books, depth, etc. Nothing needs to be decided this very
instant, but there are obvious implications for every organizational
decision. (I don't know what they are, but I am sure they exist ;) )

thanks again (oh, and really, I know he knows this but Stayton's book
is quite excellent)



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