import type { HeadingStyleConfig, ResolvedBodyTextConfig, ResolvedHeadingStyleConfig, ResolvedLayoutConfig, ResolvedOrderedListsConfig, ResolvedPageConfig, ResolvedUnorderedListsConfig } from '../types.js';
/** No heading styles ship by default — a document declares its own. */
export declare const DEFAULT_HEADING_STYLES: HeadingStyleConfig[];
export declare function resolveHeadingStylesConfig(partial: HeadingStyleConfig[] | undefined, page: ResolvedPageConfig, bodyText: ResolvedBodyTextConfig, unorderedLists: ResolvedUnorderedListsConfig, orderedLists: ResolvedOrderedListsConfig, 
/** The document's layout: a style's `layout.columnRule` takes the fields
 *  it leaves unset from it. Without it they take the static defaults. */
layout?: ResolvedLayoutConfig): ResolvedHeadingStyleConfig[];
/** Drop unset fields and the static defaults (`numbered: true`, `toc:
 *  true`, `runningChapter: true`, `sectionEnd: 'level'`, `name` equal to `id`, an empty
 *  `palette`). Everything else a style sets is kept, since a style's
 *  default is what it inherits and not a value of its own (#694): level
 *  overrides, and the section fields even when they are empty. An empty
 *  `header` or `footer` silences the document's running head or folio on
 *  the style's pages (a cover, an opener), one that restates the built-in
 *  slot replaces the document's own, and `margins: {}`, `layout: {}` and
 *  `bodyStyle: {}` resolve to a section of their own. A slot in the
 *  pre-placement shape is stored migrated. Returns `undefined` when no
 *  styles remain. */
export declare function stripHeadingStylesDefaults(styles: HeadingStyleConfig[] | undefined): HeadingStyleConfig[] | undefined;
//# sourceMappingURL=headingStyles.d.ts.map