But there must be still other countless errors of the same sort that no living man can yet detect, because of the fog within which our type of Western culture envelops us. It's a judgment call on how big to make the sections, but there are a couple of strategies for creating sections. I had a distinct sense of how important each type of section must be, and the numbering matched that well. However, for something like a technical reference, your section material might be nested in different places and at different depths. For example, a function call might be described in an overview and then later in the chapter in a programming example.
Sections are bigger than block elements, and are simply a list of blocks.
With a shorter component, you might immediately begin using block elements. There are other specialized block types, but these the most general. Generally, you set block elements apart from other blocks with vertical white space, framing boxes, or the like. In contrast, an inline element is continuous with the words around it, but it is marked by a different font, color, hyperlink, and so on. Until next time The elements and structure outlined here are enough to get you started with creating your own DocBook documents.