Thread:Peace maybenot/@comment-4629185-20150616024425

I'm not sure if you did this on purpose or not (I'm not sure if the editor just did it when you were underlining it for instance), but I was wondering if you meant to switch all the sub-headers of the week articles from ===sub-header=== to   sub-header.

Either way works, I'm just wondering so I know which one to do going forward. I had edited the first ten to use the first style, because then the table of contents will display them. The way you've been editing to them looks better in my opinion, but the table of contents doesn't display them.

In my opinion, it'd be nice to have them all in the table of contents, but I'm not really sure how important that is.

We could setup a new css class specifically for the header, it wouldn't even be that hard, we'd just have to put a span tag with either a class or style around each sub-header, and then it'd appear in both the table of contents, and look good. I'd have to do some testing, but we might even be able to do === sub-header ===, though I'd argue that the css way is cleaner, as the u tag isn't really recommended for use anymore (browsers no longer have to support it, but all the major ones do).

edit: here are the different ways we could do the headers. 