Ok, new topic of discussion. I'm putting the finishing touches on a book for PG. There will be an html file made as well as plain text. This book includes a decent amount of quoted letters and other documents in it. Fairly often, there are headers and/or footers to these which are aligned to be close to the right margin. So I made a simple CSS declaration for these: .dateheader {text-align: right; margin-right:2em;} However, as I progressed through, the name "dateheader" began to seem little inaccurate. The content is also sometimes the name of a place or a person, or a brief phrase. Any suggestions for a more general (but still accurate) name I could use for this CSS selector? Here are a few example of where I have used this class: <p class="dateheader"> PRETORIA, <i>April 20, 1879.</i> </p> <p>My last letter had not been gone many hours by the mail express when Lanyon ran into my room, to tell me that the Boer camp was actually broken up and the Boers dispersing.</p> ================== <p>The Committee can add nothing to the above, and feel that there will not be one man among the thousands who have joined the Reform movement who will not find it consistent with honour and humanity to co-operate loyally in the carrying out of the Committee's decision.</p> <p class="dateheader"> By order of the Committee.</p> ================== <p>'Notice is hereby given that this Committee adheres to the National Union Manifesto, and reiterates its desire to maintain the independence of the Republic. The fact that rumours are in course of circulation to the effect that a force has crossed the Bechuanaland border renders it necessary to take active steps for the defence of Johannesburg and preservation of order. The Committee earnestly desire that the inhabitants should refrain from taking any action which can be construed as an overt act of hostility against the Government. By order of the Committee,</p> <p class="dateheader"> 'J. PERCY FITZPATRICK,<br/> '<i>Secretary</i>.'</p> ================== <p class="dateheader"> JOHANNESBURG, S.A.R.,<br/> <i>24th March, 1899.</i></p> <p>GENTLEMEN,</p> <p>In response to the invitation from the Government of the South African Republic conveyed to us by Mr. E. Lippert, we beg to submit the enclosed memorandum upon the franchise question.</p> ================== <h4>ARTICLE XX.</h4> <p>This Convention will be ratified by a Volksraad of the South African Republic within the period of six months after its execution, and in default of such ratification this Convention shall be null and void.</p> <p>Signed in duplicate in London this 27th day of February, 1884.</p> <p class="dateheader"> HERCULES ROBINSON.<br/> S.J.P. KRUGER.<br/> S.J. DU TOIT.<br/> N.J. SMIT.</p>