Document title
I agree with kagan, that a run of spaces before a word as first or second line is probably a title, and should be auto recognised as such. And treated as <h1>. As for why? It’s because I would hate to have to keep typing ## throughout the entire document (As you would see in my metadata via | example below)
e.g.
lazy headers (only works if you add enough spaces)
Blogging Like a Hacker
| title: This is a title
... intro ...
# My First Chapter
## Level two header
Lorem ipsum (TBC)
or ( typical markdown Setext-style headers. Recall that ===... is h1 and ---... is h2 ). Not sure if this is a good idea, since it’s not immediately obvious that it is a document title, since it is typically used for subheadings.
Blogging Like a Hacker
=======================
| title: This is a title
... intro ...
# My First Chapter
## Level two header
Lorem ipsum (TBC)
or ( non-standard Setext-style headers, but specifically used to demarcate document titles). Babelmark2 shows that ###... is not supported anywhere, so is a good candadate for document title declaration babelmark2 :
#################################################
Blogging Like a Hacker
#################################################
| title: This is a title
... intro ...
# My First Chapter
## Level two header
Lorem ipsum (TBC)
is rendered as (note: usage of header tag ):
<head>
<title>This is a title</title>
</head>
<body>
<header>
<h1>Blogging Like a Hacker</h1>
<p>... intro ...</p>
</header>
<main>
<h1> My First Chapter </h1>
<h2> Level two header </h2>
<p>Lorem ipsum (TBC)</p>
</main>
</body>
Metadata
Moved to