# Mixed Header Styles

Demonstrates mixing traditional (l., ll.) and alternative (l1., l2.) header
syntax in the same document.

## 📋 What this example demonstrates

- Mixed header syntax support
- Alternative numbering (l1., l2.)
- Style consistency
- Format normalization

## 📁 Files

- **document.md** - Document with mixed header styles
- **document.output.md** - Normalized header output
- **document.output.html** - Consistently styled headers

## 🚀 Usage

```bash
./run.sh
```

## 🔍 Key features shown

1. **Mixed Syntax**: Supporting both traditional and alternative formats
2. **Normalization**: Converting to consistent output format
3. **Flexibility**: Accommodating different input styles
4. **Consistency**: Uniform output regardless of input variation

## 💡 Learn more

- [Header Syntax Guide](../../../docs/features/headers-numbering.md)
- [Custom Headers](../../../docs/advanced/custom-headers.md)