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I'm getting started with a structured authoring approach and had a question
about the concept topic type and whether or not you can nest a concept
topic within (or following) another concept topic.
That is could you have a one concept topic at a Heading_1 level and the
nest (or follow) it with another concept topic at a Heading_2 level?
So, could an acceptable series of concept topics that follow the structured
authoring model look something like the following?
<Heading_1>About System Users </Heading_1>
<Body>There are many types of users in this software which all have
different levels of access to system data. The types of user can include
administrators, teaches, students, and parents. </Body>
<Heading_2>About the Administrative User</Heading_2>
<Body>The administrative user has the highest level of access and has
access to all system data...and so on.</Body>
<Heading_2>About the Teacher User</Heading_2>
<Body>The teacher user has access to grades and class performance
data...and so on.</Body>
Etc.
I hope that's a clear enough example to illustrate my question.
Any help is much appreciated.
Best regards,
Phil
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