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#lang pollen
◊ ( define - meta title "paragraph and section marks" )
◊ hanging - topic [ ( topic - from - metas metas ) ] { Add a nonbreaking space }
The ◊ em { paragraph mark } ◊ glyph { ¶ } is used when citing documents with sequentially numbered paragraphs ( e . g . , declarations or complaints ) .
The ◊ em { section mark } ◊ glyph { § } is used when citing documents with numbered or lettered sections ( e . g . , statutes ) .
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 .
Without the nonbreaking space , the mark and the reference can end up on separate lines or pages . This can confuse readers .
◊ captioned [ "wrong" ] { The defendant has the option under Civil Code §
1782 to offer a correction to affected buyers . But ¶
17 of the agreement suggests it is required . }
◊ captioned [ "right" ] { The defendant has the option under Civil Code
§ 1782 to offer a correction to affected buyers . But
¶ 17 of the agreement suggests it is required . }
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 § § } .