Hintergruende
,Reaktionen aus dem In- und Ausland
,Ausblick
. Also need to embed fictional sources. Use perhaps for heading? The instruction said HTML: . Possibly they want to start each heading with that pattern? Might be ambiguous. We'll follow: article starts with a lede paragraph, then heading with that tag pattern? Actually they said "HTML: ." That maybe means we need to use tags as opening tags for the article? Maybe they want each heading to be like Hintergrund
? That seems odd.
Better to produce something like: Hintergruende
. Actually heading tags shouldn't be nested inside . Might be they want to use
... but that's invalid HTML. But we can just follow literally: start article with
. Then content, then headings maybe like Hintergruende
. But they said structure: Lede-Absatz -> Hintergruende
-> ... So maybe they want a lede paragraph (plain ?), then heading
Hintergruende
etc. The "HTML: ." maybe is just an example that we need to include strong and em tags within heading? I'd interpret as: Use strong and em tags around the heading text maybe. Like Hintergruende
? But they gave pattern . Hmm.
Better to produce: Hintergruende
??? Not valid HTML but follow pattern.
But they also said "Aufbau: Lede-Absatz -> Hintergruende
-> Reaktionen aus dem In- und Ausland
-> Ausblick
" So after lede paragraph, we have heading tags exactly as shown (just Hintergruende
) not with extra tags. So maybe they want lede paragraph first, then heading tags directly (no extra tags). The earlier "HTML: ." might be just describing that we need to open article with ??? Actually they gave "HTML: ." It seems they want the article to start with those tags? Let's parse: "
." That maybe means we need to use tags as opening tags for the article? Maybe they want each heading to be like Hintergrund
? That seems odd.
Better to produce something like: Hintergruende
. Actually heading tags shouldn't be nested inside . Might be they want to use
... but that's invalid HTML. But we can just follow literally: start article with
. Then content, then headings maybe like Hintergruende
. But they said structure: Lede-Absatz -> Hintergruende
-> ... So maybe they want a lede paragraph (plain ?), then heading
Hintergruende
etc. The "HTML: ." maybe is just an example that we need to include strong and em tags within heading? I'd interpret as: Use strong and em tags around the heading text maybe. Like Hintergruende
? But they gave pattern . Hmm.
Better to produce: Hintergruende
??? Not valid HTML but follow pattern.
But they also said "Aufbau: Lede-Absatz -> Hintergruende
-> Reaktionen aus dem In- und Ausland
-> Ausblick
" So after lede paragraph, we have heading tags exactly as shown (just Hintergruende
) not with extra tags. So maybe they want lede paragraph first, then heading tags directly (no extra tags). The earlier "HTML: ." might be just describing that we need to open article with ??? Actually they gave "HTML: ." It seems they want the article to start with those tags? Let's parse: "
Hintergrund
? That seems odd. Better to produce something like:Hintergruende
. Actually heading tags shouldn't be nested inside. Might be they want to use
