src/test/5/book.xml

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<book conformance="docgen" version="5.0" xmlns="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook"
      xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
      xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude"
      xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
      xmlns:m="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML"
      xmlns:html="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
      xmlns:db="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook">
  <title>Test</title>

  <part>
    <title>The something</title>

    <chapter>
      <title>The something</title>

      <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
      organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
      have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
      Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
      category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
      or via drag-and-drop.</para>

      <section xml:id="s1">
        <title>The something</title>

        <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
        organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
        have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
        Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
        category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
        or via drag-and-drop.</para>

        <section xml:id="s2">
          <title>The something</title>

          <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
          organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do
          not have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in
          the Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to
          another category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or
          task editor or via drag-and-drop.</para>

          <section xml:id="s3">
            <title>The something</title>

            <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want
            to organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and
            do not have a category selected in the Task List, the task is
            placed in the Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've
            created to another category using the Move to pop-up menu in the
            Task List or task editor or via drag-and-drop.</para>

            <simplesect>
              <title>The something</title>

              <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might
              want to organize them by creating categories. If you create a
              task and do not have a category selected in the Task List, the
              task is placed in the Uncategorized container. You can move a
              task you've created to another category using the Move to pop-up
              menu in the Task List or task editor or via
              drag-and-drop.</para>
            </simplesect>
          </section>
        </section>

        <section>
          <title>The something</title>

          <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
          organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do
          not have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in
          the Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to
          another category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or
          task editor or via drag-and-drop.</para>
        </section>
      </section>
    </chapter>

    <chapter>
      <title>The something</title>

      <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
      organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
      have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
      Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
      category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
      or via drag-and-drop.</para>
    </chapter>

    <article>
      <title>Art in chapter</title>

      <para>asdasdsa</para>

      <section>
        <title>A section</title>

        <para>blaasdsad</para>
      </section>

      <section>
        <title>Another section</title>

        <para>asdasdsa</para>
      </section>

      <appendix>
        <title>An appendix</title>

        <para>asdasdsda</para>
      </appendix>

      <appendix>
        <title>Another appendix</title>

        <para>asdasdsa</para>
      </appendix>
    </article>

    <article>
      <title>Art 2 in chapter</title>

      <para>asdasd</para>
    </article>

    <article>
      <title>Art 3 in chapter</title>

      <para>asdasds</para>
    </article>

    <article>
      <title>Art 4 in chapter</title>

      <para>asdassd</para>
    </article>
  </part>

  <article>
    <title>Article in the book</title>

    <para>fsfdffddf</para>
  </article>

  <part>
    <title>The something</title>

    <chapter>
      <title>The something</title>

      <section>
        <title>The something</title>

        <section>
          <title>The something</title>

          <section>
            <title>The something</title>

            <simplesect>
              <title>The something</title>

              <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might
              want to organize them by creating categories. If you create a
              task and do not have a category selected in the Task List, the
              task is placed in the Uncategorized container. You can move a
              task you've created to another category using the Move to pop-up
              menu in the Task List or task editor or via
              drag-and-drop.</para>
            </simplesect>
          </section>
        </section>
      </section>
    </chapter>

    <article>
      <title>The something article</title>

      <para>fdsfsdf</para>

      <note>
        <para>Blah</para>
      </note>

      <section>
        <title>The something</title>

        <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
        organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
        have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
        Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
        category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
        or via drag-and-drop.</para>
      </section>

      <section>
        <title>The something</title>

        <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
        organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
        have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
        Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
        category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
        or via drag-and-drop.</para>
      </section>
    </article>

    <appendix>
      <title>The something</title>

      <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
      organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
      have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
      Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
      category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
      or via drag-and-drop.</para>
    </appendix>

    <appendix>
      <title>The something</title>

      <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
      organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not
      have a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
      Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
      category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor
      or via drag-and-drop.</para>
    </appendix>
  </part>

  <appendix>
    <title>The something</title>

    <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
    organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not have
    a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
    Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
    category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor or
    via drag-and-drop.</para>
  </appendix>

  <appendix>
    <title>The something</title>

    <para>Once you create a dozen or more local tasks, you might want to
    organize them by creating categories. If you create a task and do not have
    a category selected in the Task List, the task is placed in the
    Uncategorized container. You can move a task you've created to another
    category using the Move to pop-up menu in the Task List or task editor or
    via drag-and-drop.</para>

    <section>
      <title>The something</title>

      <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
      visible.</para>

      <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
      visible.</para>

      <section>
        <title>The something</title>

        <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
        visible.</para>

        <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
        visible.</para>

        <section>
          <title>The something</title>

          <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
          visible.</para>

          <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
          visible.</para>

          <simplesect>
            <title>The simple section</title>

            <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
            visible.</para>

            <para>Some text is here, so the vertical spacings are more
            visible.</para>
          </simplesect>
        </section>
      </section>
    </section>
  </appendix>
</book>