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Some text in the documents is styled as a heading, but it's really just a paragraph with a larger font size and a colour. (that is to say, it's a styled paragraph, not tagged as a heading). See image for example of this.
If there were a way to predict these in advance, we could flag them for users.
One idea is to look for short lines with no ending punctuation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After running that export of all titles in the NOFO builder, I am much less confident about this idea since we have a fair number of headings that are fairly long (over 100 chars) and end with a sentence.
Some text in the documents is styled as a heading, but it's really just a paragraph with a larger font size and a colour. (that is to say, it's a styled paragraph, not tagged as a heading). See image for example of this.
If there were a way to predict these in advance, we could flag them for users.
One idea is to look for short lines with no ending punctuation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: