abbr attribute
The
abbr attribute specifies an abbreviated header value.
<table> <tr> <th abbr="length">Length (as far as complete)</th> <th abbr="depth">Depth of each ramus</th> </tr> … </table>
This attribute occurs on the th element
associate attribute
The
associate attribute identifies the child element of a
block
to which all other children are bound.
The
associate attribute takes a single IDREF that must point to one of its children as a value. All the other children assume an implict
reference to the element through this value, allowing the
ref
attribute to be omitted from them.
<block role="figure" associate="quail-isle">
<hd>Figure 1 — Quail Island</hd>
<object src="qi.png" xml:id="quail-isle" />
<caption>An image of the island from the sea.</caption>
<citation>Photo courtesy …</citation>
</block>
This attribute occurs on the block element
NCName compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesbrlFormat attribute
This attribute is contributed by the DIAGRAM Description Feature.
The
brlFormat attribute expresses processing information for a
d:braille
element.
The attribute takes as its value one or more tokens.
This attribute occurs on the d:braille element
NMTOKENS compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesby attribute
The
by attribute expresses the contributor of an element to the document source, such as the author, editor, a republisher, etc.
The
by attribute allows a single CURIE as its value, which must be bound to an RDF property using the mechanism defined in
CURIE.
All descendants of an element that declares a
by attribute value implicitly inherit that value. In the absence of an expressed relationship, the implicit value
author is assumed.
<annotation by="editor" role="correction"> <p>...</p> </annotation>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
class attribute
The
class attribute provides the ability to express general classifying or commonality between elements.
This attribute inherits all the fundamental properties of the (X)HTML
class attribute and is usable in the context of
CSS styling.
The
class attribute is not used to inflect semantics or structure on elements or their contents. Refer to the
role
attribute for more information on how to layer semantic meaning on elements.
<p>… under the complex and sometimes varying conditions of life, will have a better chance of surviving, and thus be <emph class="italic">naturally selected</emph>.</p>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
NMTOKENS compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypescolspan attribute
The
colspan attribute specifies the number of columns spanned by the current cell.
The implicit value of this attribute is
1. The value
0 indicates that the cell spans all columns from the current column to the last column of the
colgroup
in which the cell is defined.
<table> <tr> <th colspan="2">Length (as far as complete)</th> <td datatype="xs:integer">17</td> <td datatype="xs:integer">6</td> </tr> <tr> <th colspan="2" rowspan="2">Depth of each ramus</th> <td datatype="xs:integer">4</td> <td datatype="xs:integer">9</td> </tr> <tr> <th colspan="2" /> <td datatype="xs:integer">3</td> <td datatype="xs:integer">18</td> </tr> </table>
nonNegativeInteger compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
[0-9]+NonNegativeInteger datatype
:
A non-negative integer.
continuation attribute
The
continuation attribute provides a generic mechanism to establish a logical continuation of the current element cross one or more other
elements in the document scope.
The
continuation attribute must contain one or more space separated references to the
IDs
of the associated elements. Note that the element that carries the continuation attribute must not be referenced in this
list.
The order in which the references appear in the attribute value is not significant (i.e., the reference order need not match the document order of the referenced elements). Only elements with the same QName as the parent element of the attribute can be referenced (e.g., a paragraph cannot list a table as a continuation). Additionally, only elements following the current element in the document order may be referenced as continuations. Elements that are referenced as continuations must not have continuation attributes themselves.
Logical connections allow for special formatting of elements when generating outputs (to establish the connection between
emphasis that continues across multiple paragraphs for braille formatting, for example). When the
continuation attribute has been attached to an element, all formatting instructions that apply to that element also apply to all the elements
referenced in the attribute. Formatting instructions on the logical siblings, however, do not cascade.
A processing agent that does not recognize logical connections must be able to process each individual element in the continuation without requiring special knowledge of the elements that came before (i.e., inheritance of formatting cannot be assumed).
<p><emph xml:id="em1" class="italic" continuation="em2"> "Et in Spiritum Sanctum, Dominum et vivificantem, qui ex Patre Filioque procedit. Qui cum Patre et Filio simul adoratur et conglorificatur. Qui locutus est per prophetas.</emph></p> <p><emph xml:id="em2" class="italic"> "Et unam Catholicam et Apostolicam Ecclesiam. Confiteor unum Baptisma in remissionem peccatorum. Et exspecto Resurrectionem mortuorum. Et vitam venturi saeculi. Amen."</emph></p>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: d:about, annoref, block, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, emph, expansion, h, hd, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), d:longdesc, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, d:summary, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr and wpart
NCName compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesdepth attribute
The
depth attribute specifies the nesting depth of the current element in relation to ancestors of the same type.
An element's name alone does not infer an ancestral relationship; the usage context is equally important. For example, the
depth of the first index
section
is not influenced by the number of structural
sections
that may enclose the index.
The outermost ancestor has the implied depth value
0.
<section xml:id="alice-p1" role="part"> <h>Part I.</h> <section xml:id="alice-c1" role="chapter" depth="1"> <h>Chapter I.</h> <list type="ordered"> <item> … <list type="ordered" depth="1"> <item>…</item> </list> </item> </list> … </section> … </section>
nonNegativeInteger compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
[0-9]+NonNegativeInteger datatype
:
A non-negative integer.
desc attribute
The
desc attribute establishes the connection between the current element and its associated accessible
description
(s).
The
desc attribute must contain one or more space separated references to the
IDs
of the associated
descriptions.
Features may extend the use of this attribute, but not override the requirement that it resolve to a
description. The
Z39.98-2012 Content Selection feature, for example, provides a mechanism for pointing to a
description based on the format being rendered.
<object src="mouse.png" desc="mouse-desc" />
<description xml:id="mouse-desc" by="republisher" role="content">
<p>...</p>
</description>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
NCName compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesheaders attribute
The
headers attribute specifies the list of header cells that provide header information for the current data cell.
This attribute requires a space separated list of valid
ID
references that resolves to
th
elements.
<table> <tr> <th colspan="2" xml:id="inches">Inches</th> <th xml:id="lines">Lines</th> </tr> <tr> <th xml:id="length">Length (as far as complete)</th> <td headers="length inches">17</td> <td headers="length lines">6</td> </tr> <tr> <th xml:id="depth">Depth of each ramus</th> <td headers="depth inches">4</td> <td headers="depth lines">9</td> </tr> </table>
NCName compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesits:dir attribute
The
its:dir attribute specifies the base writing direction of the content.
If omitted, the implicit value
ltr (left-to-right) is assumed.
The semantics of this attribute are defined by ITS. Refer to Directionality for more information.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
ltrrtllrorloits:translate attribute
The
its:translate attribute indicates whether the content of an element is translatable or not.
If omitted, the implicit value
yes is assumed.
The semantics of this attribute are defined by ITS. Refer to Translate for more information.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
yesnorbspan attribute
This attribute is contributed by the ITS Ruby Feature.
Allows an
its:rt element to span multiple
its:rb elements in
complex ruby markup.
If omitted, the implicit value
1 is assumed..
Refer to ITS Ruby for further information.
This attribute occurs on the its:rt element
nonNegativeInteger compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
[0-9]+NonNegativeInteger datatype
:
A non-negative integer.
ref attribute
The
ref attribute provides a generic mechanism to establish an association between the current element and one or more other elements
in the document scope.
The
ref attribute must contain one or more space separated references to the
IDs
of the associated elements.
<verse>
<ln xml:id="bw_1">Famed was this Beowulf:
<annotation ref="bw_1">Not, of course, Beowulf the Great, hero of the epic.</annotation>
</ln>
<ln>far flew the boast of him,</ln>
</verse>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, address, annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), hd, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), ref and term
NCName compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesrole attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: address (block variant) and address (phrase variant)
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: annotation (block variant) and annotation (phrase variant)
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: description (block variant), description (phrase variant) and description (text variant)
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: span (phrase variant) and span (text variant)
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the w element
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the abbr element
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the name element
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before and after the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the num element
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
role attribute
The
role attribute expresses a semantic inflection on the nature or purpose of its parent element.
The attribute takes as its value one or more whitespace separated CURIEs
RDFa, that must be bound to one or more RDF vocabularies either defined in the RDFa initial context document or by the
prefix
attribute.
The
role attribute is intended to be functionally compatible with the WAI-PF role attribute (
ROLE) in its expression of document metadata to improve the accessibility of documents marked up to Z39.98-AI profiles.
Note: There are 9 different attributes with the name role. You will find information about the other role attribute(s) immediately before the presentation of this role attribute.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: d:about, annoref, article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
rowspan attribute
The
rowspan attribute specifies the number of rows spanned by the current cell.
The implicit value of this attribute is
1. The value
0 indicates that the cell spans all rows from the current row to the last row of the current table section (rowgroup) in which
the cell is defined (where the
thead
,
tbody
, and
tfoot
elements are considered rowgroups).
nonNegativeInteger compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
[0-9]+NonNegativeInteger datatype
:
A non-negative integer.
scope attribute
The
scope attribute specifies the set of data cells for which the current header cell provides header information.
This attribute may be used in place of the
headers
attribute, especially for simple tables.
rowcolrowgroupcolgroupsrc attribute
The
src attribute contains a URI reference to an external resource to embed in the document, in place of the current element.
Only references to resources that conform to one of the types in the
srctype
attribute enumeration are allowed.
<object xml:id="mnt" src="mouse.png" srctype="image/png">
<p>Drawing of a mouse very common on Quail Island.</p>
</object>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: object (block variant), object (phrase variant) and object (text variant)
anyURI compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesanyURI type in
XML Schema Part2.
srctype attribute
The
srctype attribute contains a
MediaType
expression that identifies the type of resource referenced from the
src
attribute.
<object xml:id="mnt" src="mouse.png" srctype="image/png">
<p>Drawing of a mouse very common on Quail Island.</p>
</object>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: object (block variant), object (phrase variant) and object (text variant)
image/pngimage/jpegimage/bmpstart attribute
The
start attribute specifies the ordinal value for the first list
item's prefix.
If omitted, the implicit value
1 is assumed.
This attribute is only valid when used with ordered lists (as defined by the presence and value of the
type attribute).
<list type="ordered" start="17">
<item><p>Cytheræa — Closely related to, or identical with C. purpurascens.</p></item>
<item><p>Modiola — Same as recent kind (nov. spec.) living in the bay.</p></item>
<item><p>Nucula — Near to N. margaritacea.</p></item>
</list>
This attribute occurs on the list element
integer compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesInteger datatype
:
An integer.
time attribute
The
time attribute contains a calendar or clock-based statement of time expressed in machine-readable form.
When this attribute appears on the time element, it contains an alternate rendition of the element's content.
The
time attribute value must be valid to the
Time
datatype.
This attribute occurs on the time element
gYear compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesgYearMonth compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesgMonthDay compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesgDay compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesgMonth compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesdate compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypestime compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesdateTime compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesstring compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
\d\d:\d\dtime datatype that only includes hour and minute specifications. The lexical expression is
hh:mm.
type attribute
Specifies whether the
items in the list are ordered or unordered.
Note: There are 2 different attributes with the name type. You will find information about the other type attribute(s) immediately after the presentation of this type attribute.
This attribute occurs on the list element
unorderedtype attribute
Specifies whether the
items in the list are ordered or unordered.
Note: There are 2 different attributes with the name type. You will find information about the other type attribute(s) immediately before the presentation of this type attribute.
This attribute occurs on the list element
orderedvalue attribute
The annoref
value attribute provides the number or symbol that represents the current
annotation reference.
The
value attribute allows any text string as an identifier.
Note: There are 2 different attributes with the name value. You will find information about the other value attribute(s) immediately after the presentation of this value attribute.
This attribute occurs on the annoref element
token compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
NonEmptyString datatype
:
Specifies a value that must contain at least one non-whitespace character after whitespace normalization rules have been applied
to the attribute value, as expressed through the
XSD
normalizedString datatype.
value attribute
The
value attribute provides the value of the
num element in a machine-readable form.
Note: There are 2 different attributes with the name value. You will find information about the other value attribute(s) immediately before the presentation of this value attribute.
<p>The Origin of Species publication year is listed as <num role="roman" value="1859">mdccclix</num>.</p>
This attribute occurs on the num element
token compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
NonEmptyString datatype
:
Specifies a value that must contain at least one non-whitespace character after whitespace normalization rules have been applied
to the attribute value, as expressed through the
XSD
normalizedString datatype.
xlink:actuate attribute
Identifies the XLink actuate behavior of the link
This attribute occurs on the following elements: address (block variant), address (phrase variant), citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant) and ref
onLoadonRequestothernonexlink:href attribute
Identifies a link target with a Legacy extended IRI ( LeIRI)
This attribute occurs on the following elements: address (block variant), address (phrase variant), citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant) and ref
anyURI compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesanyURI type in
XML Schema Part2.
xlink:show attribute
Identifies the XLink show behavior of the link
This attribute occurs on the following elements: address (block variant), address (phrase variant), citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant) and ref
newreplaceembedothernonexlink:title attribute
Identifies the XLink title of the link.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: address (block variant), address (phrase variant), citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant) and ref
xlink:type attribute
Identifies the XLink link type
In any Z39.98-AI profile and as defined by XLink
Simple Conformance, the xlink type
simple is the implied xlink type, and does therefore not need to be expressed literally using the
xlink:type
attribute.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: address (block variant), address (phrase variant), citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant) and ref
simplexml:base attribute
The
xml:base attribute specifies a base URI to use for resolving relative URI references, for instances where the base URI of the document
or external entity is not appropriate.
The semantics and behaviors of this attribute are defined by XMLBase.
<citation> <ref xlink:href="http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/darwinism/"> Darwinism </ref> </citation>
<document xmlns="http://www.daisy.org/ns/z3998/authoring/" xml:lang="en-ca" xml:base="http://www.daisy.org/examples/" xml:space="preserve"> … </document>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), d:description, document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
anyURI compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesanyURI type in
XML Schema Part2.
xml:id attribute
The
xml:id attribute specifies a unique identifier for the element.
No two elements in an xml document can have the same
xml:id, including inside components that are appended to the primary document by xinclude statements or other means.
The semantics of this attribute are defined by XMLID.
<pagebreak xml:id="p474" value="474" />
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), d:description, document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
NCName compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesxml:lang attribute
The
xml:lang attribute identifies the natural or formal language in which the content is written.
The semantics of this attribute are defined by XML. Refer to Language Identification for more information.
In the sea around <name xml:lang="es">Tierra del Fuego</name>, and at no great distance from the land, I have seen narrow lines of water of a bright red colour …
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), d:description, document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
language compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesstring compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
xml:space attribute
The
xml:space attribute indicates whether the whitespace within an element is significant.
The semantics of this attribute are defined by XML. Refer to White Space Handling for more information.
<block xml:space="preserve" role="letter">
<ln>Alice's Right Foot, Esq.</ln>
<ln> Hearthrug,</ln>
<ln> Near the fender,</ln>
<ln> (with Alice's love).</ln>
</block>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
defaultpreserveabout attribute
The
about attribute specifies the subject of a relationship. If not given, then the subject is the current document.
<head> <meta typeof="dramatis-personae"> <meta xml:id="alice" about="#alice" property="persona"> <name>Alice</name> </meta> </meta> </head>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
anyURI compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesanyURI type in
XML Schema Part2.
content attribute
The
content attribute specifies a string to use as an object for the
property
attribute.
<head> … <meta property="dc:identifier" content="daisy-z2012-exemplar-01" /> … </head>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
datatype attribute
The
datatype attribute specifies a datatype of the object of the
property
attribute (either in the content attribute, or the content of the element that the datatype attribute is on.)
By default, data in the content attribute is of type string, and data in the content of an element has type
xml:Literal. If
datatype="" is used, then for the RDF the element content is stripped of markup, and is of type string.
<table> <tr> <th colspan="2">Length (as far as complete)</th> <td datatype="xs:integer">17</td> <td datatype="xs:integer">6</td> </tr> <tr> <th colspan="2" rowspan="2">Depth of each ramus</th> <td datatype="xs:integer">4</td> <td datatype="xs:integer">9</td> </tr> <tr> <th colspan="2" /> <td datatype="xs:integer">3</td> <td datatype="xs:integer">18</td> </tr> </table>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
prefix attribute
The
prefix attribute associates RDFa vocabulary namespace prefixes and URIs, as defined in
RDFa Core 1.1.
The
prefix attribute may optionally be attached to the root
document
element. Z39.98-AI profiles must not allow the attribute to be attached to any other element.
The
prefix attribute must not be used to redefine prefixes or URIs declared in the default context document for the profile.
<document xmlns="http://www.daisy.org/ns/z3998/authoring/" prefix="news: http://www.daisy.org/z3998/2012/vocab/periodicals/" xml:lang="en"> … </document>
This attribute occurs on the document element
normalizedString compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
\s*([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*: +[^ ]+)(\s+[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*: +[^ ]+)*\s*property attribute
The
property attribute defines a relationship between the subject and either a string (if the
content
attribute is present) or the content of the element that the
property attribute is on.
<head> <meta typeof="dramatis-personae"> <meta xml:id="alice" about="#alice" property="persona"> <name>Alice</name> </meta> </meta> </head>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
rel attribute
The
rel attribute defines a relation between the subject and a URL given by the
resource
attribute.
The
rev
attribute expresses the inverse relation.
<head> … <meta rel="z3998:profile" resource="http://example.org/z3998/2012/auth/profiles/sciencejournal/1.0/"> <meta property="z3998:name" content="sciencejournal" /> <meta property="z3998:version" content="1.0" /> </meta> … </head>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
resource attribute
The
resource attribute specifies an object URI for the
rev
and
rel
attributes, if the attribute
href is not present.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
anyURI compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypesanyURI type in
XML Schema Part2.
rev attribute
The
rev attribute defines a relation between the subject and a URL given by the
resource
attribute.
The
rel
attribute expresses the inverse relation.
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.
typeof attribute
The
typeof attribute creates a blank node, which becomes the subject, and asserts that the current element contains relationships that
match the given RDF type.
<head> <meta typeof="dramatis-personae"> <meta xml:id="alice" about="#alice" property="persona"> <name>Alice</name> </meta> </meta> </head>
This attribute occurs on the following elements: abbr, d:about, address (block variant), address (phrase variant), annoref, annotation (block variant), annotation (phrase variant), article, block, body (body variant), body (article variant), d:body, d:braille, byline, caption, citation (block variant), citation (phrase variant), code (block variant), code (phrase variant), dateline, definition, description (block variant), description (phrase variant), description (text variant), document, emph (phrase variant), emph (text variant), expansion, h, hd, head (head variant), head (article variant), d:head, item, list, ln (ln variant), ln (code variant), lngroup (lngroup variant), lngroup (code variant), lnum, d:longdesc, meta, name, num, object (block variant), object (phrase variant), object (text variant), p, quote (block variant), quote (phrase variant), its:rb, its:rbc, ref, its:rp, its:rt, its:rtc, its:ruby, s, section (section variant), section (article variant), d:simplifiedImage, d:simplifiedLanguageDescription, span (phrase variant), span (text variant), sub, d:summary, sup, table, d:tactile, td, term, th, time, d:tour, tr, w and wpart
string compliant with the data type library http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-datatypes
(([\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*)?:)?[\i-[:]][\c-[:]]*CURIE datatype
:
A single CURIE, as defined in
RDFa.