Fix for incorrect anchoring

Author: mckeea

DOCS/products/Coastal_Zones_2012_2018_Nomenclature_Guideline.qmd

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   6              Different water levels in image data which shows no flood event and occur regularly (e.g. tide on the coastline, difference in water level of reservoirs and dams, seasonal changes of water discharge of rivers). Regarding delineation see above water level rules.   \"Different water level\"
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-  : []{#_Toc30603721 .anchor}Table 3: List of allowed comments
+  : Table 3: List of allowed comments
 
 # Definition and rules for change mapping
 
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 |                                                | On level 3 water courses are differentiated because of their type (natural/semi-natural, highly artificial, separated from main water course). The lakes and reservoir distinguish between the nature of a water body (natural/semi-natural vs. highly artificial) and its purpose (aquaculture ponds, standing water bodies of extractive industrial sites). Transitional waters at the coast discriminate between lagoons, marine inlets and fjords as well as estuaries. Sea and ocean or divided into open sea and coastal waters.                                                                                     |
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-: []{#_Ref30584272 .anchor}Table 4: High level description of the CZ LC/LU nomenclature
+: Table 4: High level description of the CZ LC/LU nomenclature
 
 The nomenclature of the Coastal Zone mapping is based on a five-digit system representing the thematic *Levels 1 - 5*. *Level 1* represents the highest rank in the hierarchical system and is the most generic level. Each of the 8 *Level 1* parent classes is further subdivided into sub classes (or child classes) one or several more times representing the *Levels 2 - 5*. For consistency purposes in the mapping data, classes ending on *Levels 2 - 4* are filled up with \"0\" if they are not further subdivided, so every class has a five-digit code on *Level 5* (e.g. \"*2.1.1.0.0 Arable irrigated and non-irrigated land*\").