LNCS

This is a straightforward style for drafts of academic papers. It uses some custom markup for superscript, subscript and captions, and uses the document structure to infer author/author-info and abstract styles.

Changes to standard MarkupXL interpretation:
- heading-1 is "title"
- heading-2 to heading-5 are "heading1" to "heading4"
- heading-6 is used for abstracts, figure captions and general captions (depending where it is found in the text)
- code block is used for email/url if it occurs after the author or author-info
- marked is used for superscript
- to-be-deleted is used for subscript

I recommend patching MarkupXL like this:

Heading 6 ###### → Caption @@
Marked ::...:: ⟶ Superscript ^...^
To be deleted ||...|| ⟶ Subscript ~...~
Executable code ~...~ ⟶ $...$

Also, you might want to change the Markup for {} and [], so you can use them in your text.

The first two paragraphs after heading-1 are interpreted as "author" and "authorinfo", code blocks after that are interpreted as "email".
heading-6 after these blocks is interpreted as "abstract".

Due to limitations in Ulysses' CSS, we cannot display heading3 and heading4 inline.

Also, figure and table captions are rendered imperfectly, we cannot really do formulas, and the references section does not get its own style.

Apparently, enumeration does not work in headings. Also, we cannot use both page numbers and text in headers.