Making a Chapter
chapters, prefaces,
and appendixes all have a similar structure. They
consist of a title, possibly some additional
meta-information, and any number of block-level elements followed by any
number of top-level sections. Each section may in turn contain any number
of block-level elements followed by any number from the next section
level, as shown in Example 2-2.
Example 2-2. A typical chapter
<chapter><title>My Chapter</title>
<para> ... </para>
<section><title>First Section</title>
<para> ... </para>
<example> ... </example>
</section>
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