The resulting set of HTML pages is independant of the XML source and can be mirrored easily. This article describes how to write an article using Stylebook, or more specifically a modified and extended version of it that is used by C-Scene. From now on, we use the name C-Style to refer to that variation of Stylebook. When writing articles in XML, there are two main things to keep in mind. A XML document that conforms to a DTD is called a valid document.
Every valid document is also well-formed.
A stylebook document is made of of nested sections, which can be up to four levels deep. Those blocks are described below. Besides text, paragraphs can contain hyperlinks and things like emphasis. Please note that to start a list or table, you have to close the current paragraph. Here we go to the next line without closing the paragraph tag.