<section>
<title>Numbering in the Back Matter</title>
<p>
Numbered blocks in an <tag>appendix</tag> in the <tag>backmatter</tag> of a <tag>book</tag> with <tag>part</tag> were once getting an extra level in <init>HTML</init> output.
With standard defaults, the number of the following <tag>example</tag> should have two periods as separators, just like an example in the main matter when the part number is not included.
</p>
<example>
<title>An Example Example</title>
<p>
What's my number?
</p>
</example>
</section>
Section E.2 Numbering in the Back Matter
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Numbered blocks in an
<appendix> in the <backmatter> of a <book> with <part> were once getting an extra level in HTML output. With standard defaults, the number of the following <example> should have two periods as separators, just like an example in the main matter when the part number is not included.
Example E.2.1. An Example Example.
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<example>
<title>An Example Example</title>
<p>
What's my number?
</p>
</example>
What’s my number?
