▼ |  | M2 All-Styles Document, Title in “H2”

1 | Section in “H3”
2 | Suppressed To C Panel
3 | Non-Section On-This-Page Links
4 | Element Styles
5 | Block Styles
6 | Enumerations
7 | Paragraph Spacing
8 | Navigation Bars
| Index

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M2 All-Styles Document, Title in “H2”

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## M2 All-Styles Document, Title in “H2”

Jack
and Jill

All of this content is within “maincolumn”, then “main”.

→ The version on the top left of this page is in “versionbox” and then either span “versionNoNav” (no navigation bar, as for single-page rendering) or “version” (with navigation bar, as for multi-page rendering).

→ The author on the top left of this page is in “SAuthorListBox”, then “SAuthorList”, and then a span “author”, where <br/> separates multiple authors.

← The table-of-contents panels are both in a table “tocset”:

> > > This note is in “refpara”, then “refcolumn”, then “refcontent”.

- The top panel is in “tocview”.

  The top panel can have multiple layers of the hierarchy. For a single-page rendering, only one layer is present. For an example of multiple layers when rendering this document to multiple pages, go to Subsubsection in “H5”.

  Each layer is in a “tocviewlist” that also has the class “tocviewlisttopspace” in the case of the first layer. The always-visible name of a layer is in a span “tocviewtoggle”, but that span is also in a “tocviewtitle” in the case of the first layer. Each item under the title is in a “tocviewsublist” or a variant: “tocviewsublistonly” if only a single item is present, “tocviewsublistfirst” for the first item of multi, “tocviewsublistlast” for the last item of multiple. Then, each item is in a span “tocviewlink”.

  Each section link in the panel is a span “tocviewlink” or a span “tocviewselflink” if the link corresponds to the current page or on the path to the current page.

- A bottom panel is visible here only for a single-page rendering. See its description in Section in “H3”.

> > > This note is in “refparaleft”, then “refcolumnleft”, then “refcontent”.

Table of contents uses “toptoclink” for the top layer, and “toclink” for nested levels:

1 Section in “H3”
1.1 Subsection in “H4”
1.1.1 Subsubsection in “H5”
1.2 Second Subsection in “H4”
2 Suppressed ToC Panel
2.1 Subsection
2.2 Another Subsection
3 Non-Section On-This-Page Links
4 Element Styles
5 Block Styles
6 Enumerations
7 Paragraph Spacing
8 Navigation Bars
Index

This note is in “refelem”, then “refcolumn”, then “refcontent”. This note is in “refelemleft”, then “refcolumnleft”, then “refcontent”.

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