<title>
<title>
renders a title with default formatting to match the heierarchy of its
associated sectional component. A <title>
placed at the top of the document
creates a document title.
Attributes and Properties
The <title>
component has no attributes.
Property | Type |
---|---|
$t.text | text |
$t.value | title |
Example: <title>
for a <section>
A <title>
placed inside a <section>
overrides the default title for that <section>
.
Example: <title>
for a subsection
A <section>
nested inside another <section>
creates a subsection of lower hierarchy.
Example: <title>
for an <example>
A <title>
nested inside an <example>
overrides the default title for the <example>
.
Example: <title>
for a <problem>
A <title>
nested inside a <problem>
overrides the default title for the <problem>
.
Example: <title>
for a <hint>
A <title>
nested inside a <hint>
overrides the default title for the <hint>
.
Example: <title>
for an <aside>
A <title>
nested inside an <aside>
overrides the default title for the <aside>
.