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* Subsection titles must be written like this: <code>==='' '''title''' ''===</code>, even if it is the top level on a page. Otherwise the Docbook structure will be messed up. Similarly, if you have a very long subsection with subsubsections on pages of their own, these pages must have their titles written like this: <code>===='' '''title''' ''====</code>.

Subsection titles must be written like this: === title ===, even if it is the top level on a page. Otherwise the Docbook structure will be messed up. Similarly, if you have a very long subsection with subsubsections on pages of their own, these pages must have their titles written like this: ==== title ====.

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	* Subsection titles must be written like this: <code>==='''''title'''''===</code>, even if it is the top level on a page. Otherwise the Docbook structure will be messed up. Similarly, if you have a very long subsection with subsubsections on pages of their own, these pages must have their titles written like this: <code>===='''''title'''''====</code>.		* Subsection titles must be written like this: <code>==='' '''title''' ''===</code>, even if it is the top level on a page. Otherwise the Docbook structure will be messed up. Similarly, if you have a very long subsection with subsubsections on pages of their own, these pages must have their titles written like this: <code>===='' '''title''' ''====</code>.