I Schema

I.6 Module LaTeXML-meta

Add to Meta.class

Meta elements are generally hidden; they can appear in both inline and block contexts.

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(note  |  indexmark  |  glossaryphrase  |  rdf  |  ERROR  |  resource  |  navigation)

Element note

Metadata that covers several ‘out of band’ annotations. It’s content allows both inline and block-level content.

Used by:
Pattern note_attributes

Attributes for note.

Attributes:
Attribute mark

= text

indicates the desired visible marker to be linked to the note.

Attribute role

= (footnote  |  text)

indicates the kind of note

Pattern note_model

Content model for note.

Content:
Expansion:
Element indexmark

Metadata to record an indexing position. The content is a sequence of indexphrase, each representing a level in a multilevel indexing entry.

Used by:
Pattern indexmark_attributes

Attributes for indexmark.

Attributes:
Attribute see_also

= text

a flattened form (like key) of another indexmark, used to crossreference.

Attribute style

= text

NOTE: describe this.

Pattern indexmark_model

Content model for indexmark.

Content:
Expansion:
Element indexphrase
Pattern indexphrase_attributes

Attributes for indexphrase.

Attributes:
Attribute key

= text

a flattened form of the phrase for generating an ID.

Pattern indexphrase_model

Content model for indexphrase.

Content:
Expansion:
Element indexsee

A see-also phrase within an indexmark

Used by:
Pattern indexsee_attributes

Attributes for indexsee.

Attributes:
Attribute key

= text

a flattened form of the phrase for generating an ID.

Attribute name

= text

a name for the see phrase, such as ”see also”.

Pattern indexsee_model

Content model for indexsee.

Content:
Expansion:
Element glossaryphrase

A phrase being clarified within an glossaryentry

Used by:
Pattern glossaryphrase_attributes

Attributes for glossaryphrase.

Attributes:
Attribute role

= text

The kind of glossary this mark belongs to.

Attribute key

= text

a flattened form of the phrase for generating an ID.

Attribute show

= text

a keyword naming the format of this phrase (to match show in glossaryref).

Pattern glossaryphrase_model

Content model for glossaryphrase.

Content:
Expansion:
Element glossarydefinition

A definition within an glossaryentry

Used by:
Pattern glossarydefinition_attributes

Attributes for glossarydefinition.

Attributes:
Attribute key

= text

a flattened form of the definition for generating an ID.

Pattern glossarydefinition_model

Content model for glossarydefinition.

Content:
Expansion:
Element rdf

A container for RDF annotations. (See document structure for rdf-prefixes attribute)

Used by:
Pattern rdf_attributes

Attributes for rdf

Attributes:
Pattern rdf_model

Content model for rdf

Content:
Expansion:
Element ERROR

error object for undefined control sequences, or whatever

Used by:
Pattern ERROR_attributes

Attributes for ERROR.

Attributes:
Pattern ERROR_model

Content model for ERROR.

Content:

text*

Expansion:

(text*)

Element resource

a resource for use in further processing such as javascript or CSS

Used by:
Pattern resource_attributes

Attributes for resource.

Attributes:
Attribute src

= text

the source url to the resource

Attribute type

= text

the mime type of the resource

Attribute media

= text

the media for which this resource is applicable (in the sense of CSS).

Pattern resource_model

Content:

text*

Expansion:

(text*)

Element navigation

Records navigation cross-referencing information, or serves as a container for page navigational blocks.

Used by:
Pattern navigation_attributes

Attributes for navigation.

Attributes:
Pattern navigation_model

Content model for navigation. A inline-para child should have attribute class being one of ltx_page_navbar, ltx_page_header or ltx_page_footer and its contents will be used to create those components of webpages. Lacking those, a TOC requests a table of contents in the navigation bar. Page headers and footers will be synthesized from Links from the current page or document to related ones; these are represented by ref elements with rel being up, down, previous, next, and so forth. top-level elements, presumably block-level,

Content:

(ref  |  TOC  |  inline-para)*

Expansion:

((ref  |  TOC  |  inline-para)*)