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eml-text
The eml-text module - Text field formatting
The eml-text module is a wrapper container that allows general
text descriptions to be used within the various modules of eml.
It can include either structured or unstructured text blocks.
It isn't really appropriate to use this module outside of the
context of a parent module, because the parent module determines
the appropriate context to which this text description applies.
The eml-text module allows one to provide structure to a text
description in order to convey concepts such as sections
(paragraphs), hierarchy (ordered and unordered lists), emphasis
(bold, superscript, subscript) etc. The structured elements
are a subset of DocBook
so the predefined DocBook stylesheets can be used to style
EML fields that implement this module.
any module
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Text
A simple text desription.
The "text" element allows for both formatted and
unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can contain a number
of relevant subsections that allow the use of titles, sections, and
paragraphs in the text block. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Text
A simple text desription.
The "text" element allows for both formatted and
unformatted text blocks to be included in EML. It can contain a number
of relevant subsections that allow the use of titles, sections, and
paragraphs in the text block. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Section
A section of related text.
The "section" element allows for
grouping related paragraphs of text together, with
an optional title. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Paragraph
A simple paragraph of text.
The "paragraph" element allows for
both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included
in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of
markup tags, including emphasis, subscript,
superscript, and lists. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Paragraph
A simple paragraph of text.
The "paragraph" element allows for
both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included
in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of
markup tags, including emphasis, subscript,
superscript, lists and links. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Localized string for the paragraph
Language translation for the paragraph
Language translation as specified by the xml:lang attribute
Itemized List
A list of items in a text paragraph.
A list of items in a text paragraph. The
list is generally displayed as a bulleted list.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Ordered List
An ordered list of items in a text paragraph.
An ordered list of items in a text
paragraph. The list is generally displayed as a numbered
list. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Emphasis
A span of emphasized text in a paragraph.
A span of emphasized text in a paragraph.
Emphasized text is generally rendered as boldfaced or otherwise
distinct from the surrounding text.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Subscript
A subscript in a text paragraph.
A subscript in a text paragraph.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Superscript
A superscript in a text paragraph.
A superscript in a text paragraph.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
literalLayout
The equivalent to <pre> in html.
This element specifies that the structure of
the text within the tag, specifically the whitespace, should not
be altered.
ulink
a link that addresses its target by means of a URL
this element and its children allow paragraphs to contain
urls and titles for anchor tags. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
citetitle
the title of the cited work
the citetitle element contains a text title for the url. It can be displayed in an anchor tag. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
url
the Uniform Resource Locator for the cited work
the url attribute contains the location of the work for a link. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
url="http://dublincore.org/documents/usageguide/"
Section
A section of related text.
The "section" element allows for
grouping related paragraphs (or other sections) of text together, with
an optional title. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Title
The optional title of the section.
The optional title for a section.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Paragraph
A simple paragraph of text.
The "paragraph" element allows for
both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included
in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of
markup tags, including emphasis, subscript,
superscript, and lists. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Section
A section of related text.
The "section" element allows for
grouping related paragraphs of text together, with
an optional title. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
ListType
A list of items in a text paragraph.
A list of items in a text paragraph. The ListType
is used by both orderedlist elements and itemizedlist elements.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
List Item
An item in a list of items.
An item in a list of items. Each list item
is formatted as a bulleted or numbered item depending on the
list type in which it resides. List items contain paragraphs
which in turn can be plain text or text with a limited set of
markup tags, including emphasis, subscript,
superscript, and lists. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Paragraph
A simple paragraph of text.
The "paragraph" element allows for
both formatted and unformatted text blocks to be included
in EML. It can be plain text or text with a limited set of
markup tags, including emphasis, subscript,
superscript, and lists. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Itemized List
A list of items in a text paragraph.
A list of items in a text paragraph. The
list is generally displayed as a bulleted list.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Ordered List
An ordered list of items in a text paragraph.
An ordered list of items in a text
paragraph. The list is generally displayed as a numbered
list. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Subscript/Superscript Type
A subscript or a superscript in a text paragraph.
A subscript or a superscript in a text paragraph.
This type is used by both subscript and superscript elements to define
their recursive content. This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Localized string for the sub/superscript
Language translation for the sub/superscript
Language translation as specified by the xml:lang attribute
Subscript
A subscript in a text paragraph.
A subscript in a text paragraph.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Superscript
A superscript in a text paragraph.
A superscript in a text paragraph.
This markup is a subset of DocBook.
Localized string
Language translation for the text
Language translation as specified by the xml:lang attribute
xml:lang
language code for element content
Specifies the language
xml:lang="en-US"