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#lang pollen
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◊(define-meta title "paragraph and section marks")
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◊hanging-topic[(topic-from-metas metas)]{Add a nonbreaking space}
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The ◊em{paragraph mark} ◊glyph{¶} is used when citing documents with sequentially numbered paragraphs (e.g., declarations or complaints).
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The ◊em{section mark} ◊glyph{§} is used when citing documents with numbered or lettered sections (e.g., statutes).
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A paragraph mark or section mark should always be followed by a nonbreaking space. The ◊xref{nonbreaking space} acts like glue that keeps the mark joined with the numeric reference that follows.
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Without the nonbreaking space, the mark and the reference can end up on separate lines or pages. This can confuse readers.
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◊captioned["wrong"]{The defendant has the option under Civil Code §
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1782 to offer a correction to affected buyers. But ¶
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17 of the agreement suggests it is required.}
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◊captioned["right"]{The defendant has the option under Civil Code
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§ 1782 to offer a correction to affected buyers. But
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¶ 17 of the agreement suggests it is required.}
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If the paragraph or section reference comes at the start of a sentence, don’t use the mark — spell out the whole word (◊em{Section 17200 applied to the transaction, but § 17500 did not}). In a reference to multiple paragraphs or sections, double the mark ◊glyph{¶¶ or §§}.
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