Closed JayPanoz closed 7 years ago
Yes, "Phrasing content descendants of" is currently missing from the ordinal and label descriptions. They aren't intended to be used directly on heading, list items or figure caption elements.
See also the examples in the edupub vocabulary: http://www.idpf.org/epub/profiles/edu/structure/#h.8py6ho37q2jz
OK thanks!
I've updated the usage description in the following commit https://github.com/IDPF/epub-vocabs/commit/ddb1626a809392be887ed42fa4e1b3d1b3ac1ff5
I'll close this and add the issue to the main tracker so that the edupub description gets updated when we return to it.
Link to section: https://idpf.github.io/epub-vocabs/structure/#h_titles
As a non-native english speaker, I don't get why
subtitle
has “phrasing content descendants of heading content” in its HTML context whilelabel
andordinal
don't, the text label preceding an ordinal in a component title.So and correct me if I'm wrong, are those two inflections meant to be used like this?
and
Does the HTML context actually apply to descendants of heading-content, li and figcaption, or am I missing something? I must admit I'm not sure at all when comparing those two drafts to
subtitle
…[edit] Also, authoring practices/examples would be very warmly welcome (applies to DPUB Aria Roles as well) cos’ sometimes, it’s quite complex for non-native english speakers to make sense of some inflections.