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# My Document

## Table of Contents

1. Stylesheet testing

1.1. Division testing
1.2. Alignment testing
1.3. Indent testing

# 1. Stylesheet testing

## 1.1. Division testing

SDF documents are now "stylesheet-friendly" in that DIVs are placed around interesting parts of the document as follows:

Document part | DIV name
title section | title
table of contents | contents
main body | main
header section | header
footer section | footer
navigate section | navigate

The navigate DIV is nested within header and footer. (This makes it easy to format the navigation section regardless of its location.)

## 1.2. Alignment testing

Normal paragraph. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Aligned paragraph. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Left alignment. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Right alignment. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Center alignment. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Full alignment. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

## 1.3. Indent testing

First=20 paragraph. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Left=20 paragraph. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.

Right=20 paragraph. In principle, scripts using this library have a consistent user interface and internal structure, making them easier to use and maintain.