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Texinfo’s chapter structuring commands divide a document into a hierarchy of chapters, sections, subsections, and subsubsections. These commands generate large headings in the text, like the one above. They also provide information for generating the table of contents (see Generating a Table of Contents).
Normally you put a @node command immediately before each
chapter structuring command. See Nodes.
@chapter: Chapter Structuring@unnumbered, @appendix: Chapters with Other Labeling@majorheading, @chapheading: Chapter-level Headings@section: Sections Below Chapters@unnumberedsec, @appendixsec, @heading@subsection: Subsections Below Sections@subsection-like Commands@subsection and Other Subsub Commands@part: Groups of Chapters@raisesections and @lowersections