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elementattribute(s)requireddescription
<body>
no

Main textual portion of the document that conveys the narrative content.

  • <p>

noSee Paragraphs
  • <sec>

noSee Sections
  • <sig-block>

noArea of text and graphic material placed at the end of the body of a document or document component to hold the graphic signature or description of the person(s) responsible for or attesting to the content.
    • <sig>

noOne contributor’s signature and associated material (such as a text restatement of the affiliation) inside a signature block.
      • <graphic>

xlink:href

orientation

position

no

Description of and pointer to an external file containing a still image.

@xlink:href: The URI where the resource can be found.

@orientation: required. Whether the object should be positioned tall (longe edge vertical "portrait") or wide (long edge horizontal "landscape").

  • "portrait"
  • "landscape"

@position: Whether the object must be anchored to its place or may float algorithmically to another location in the document. Also used for margin placement.

  • "anchor" Object must remain on exact location in the text flow.
  • "float" Default value. Object may move to a new column, page, end of document, etc.
  • "margin" The object should be placed in the margin or gutter.

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elementattribute(s)requireddescription
<styled-content>xml:lang
@xml:lang: Indicates this element is in this particular language.  Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

Footnotes

Footnotes should be included in a /back/fn-group 

elementattribute(s)requireddescription
<fn-group>

Container element for all footnotes. This element appears at the end of the document.
  • <fn>

xml:lang

id

yes

A reference to a <fn> is made with the <xref> element.

@xml:lang: optional. Used if footnote language is different than the main language of the article. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

@id See id-syntax: required. The identifier that links a <xref> with the footnote.

    • <label>


The footnote number. Do not use <sup> here.
    • <p>


See Paragraphs. The actual text of the footnote is put in one or more <p> text paragraphs

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elementattribute(s)requireddescription
<table-wrap-group>
noContainer element for tables.
  • <table-wrap>
idno

Wrapper element for a complete table, including the tabular material (rows and columns), caption (including title), footnotes, and alternative descriptions of the table for purposes of accessibility.

@id See id-syntax. A document-unique identifier for the element.

    • <label>

noThe label for a table-wrap.
    • <caption>

noContainer element for the table caption
    • <title>

no

The title for a table-wrap.

    • <p>

noSee paragraphs
    • <table>

cellpadding

frame

no

The rows and columns part of a full table.

@cellpadding: Amount of space, measured in pixels, between the border of a cell and the contents of a table cell.

@frame: Specifies which sides of the table should be given rules, making a box or frame of lines around the table.

      • <thead>

noContainer element for the table header rows of a table.
        • <tr>

no

Container element for all the cells in a single table row.

          • <th>

colspan

rowspan

no

One cell in the table header, as opposed to an ordinary cell in the body of a table.


@colspan: How many columns this element spans, e.g. <th colspan="2"> is two columns wide.

@rowspan: How many rows this element spans, e.g. <th rowspan="4"> is four rows high. This attribute is unusual in headers.

      • <tfoot>

no

Container element for the footer rows within a NISO JATS table.

This element comes after a <thead> and before a <tbody> so that implementation can render the table footer before a (very long) body.

        • <tr>

noContainer element for a table row.
          • <td>

colspan

rowspan

scope

no

One ordinary cell in the body of a table, as opposed to a cell in the table header.

@colspan: How many columns this element spans, e.g. <td colspan="2"> is two columns wide.

@rowspan: How many rows this element spans, e.g. <td rowspan="4"> is four rows high.

@scope: Use this with value "row" as the first <td> when there is a table header on the side of a table.

      • <tbody>

noContainer element that holds the rows and columns in one of the body (as opposed to the header) portions of a table.
        • <tr>

noContainer element for a table row.
        • <td>

colspan

rowspan

scope

no

One ordinary cell in the body of a table, as opposed to a cell in the table header.

@colspan: How many columns this element spans, e.g. <td colspan="2"> is two columns wide.

@rowspan: How many rows this element spans, e.g. <td rowspan="4"> is four rows high.

@scope: Use this with value "row" as the first <td> when there is a table header on the side of a table.

    • <attrib>

noAttribution information. Do not use <sc> tags in this element, as the Small Caps style is part of the Brill Typographic Style and NOT semantic.

Figures

Figures can be graphic or textual material. For figures that have to be displayed together, the element <fig-group> is available. For single figures, use the element <fig> and follow the instructions below.

Note that QR-codes should also be included in this manner, with the direct image of the QR code linked via <graphic> and the relevant URL given in <caption>.

elementattribute(s)requireddescription
<fig-group>

Container element for figures that are to be displayed together.
  • <caption>

no

The caption for a fig-group.

    • <title>

noThe title for a fig-group.
  • <fig>

id

orientation

position

fig-type

yes

Block of graphic or textual material that is identified as a figure, usually bearing a caption and a label such as “Figure 3.” or “Figure”.

@id See id-syntax: A document-unique identifier for the element. Starts with "FIG".

@orientation: required. Whether the object should be positioned tall (longe edge vertical "portrait") or wide (long edge horizontal "landscape").

  • "portrait"
  • "landscape"

@position: Whether the object must be anchored to its place or may float algorithmically to another location in the document. Also used for margin placement.

  • "anchor" Object must remain on exact location in the text flow.
  • "float" Default value. Object may move to a new column, page, end of document, etc.
  • "margin" The object should be placed in the margin or gutter.

@fig-type: The type of figure. Supported values:

  • "graphic"
    • <graphic>
xlink:hrefyes

Description of and pointer to an external file containing a still image.

@xlink:href: required. The URI where the resource can be found.

      • <alt-text>

yesAlternate Text Name. Word or phrase used to provide a very short textual name, description, or purpose-statement for a structure such as a graphic or figure. This element is to be included for accessibility purposes and as such is always required. In this element, repeat the text given in the relevant <caption>``<title> unless Brill provides a specific alt-text.
    • <attrib>

noAttribution information. Do not use <sc> tags in this element, as the Small Caps style is part of the Brill Typographic Style and NOT semant

Quotations


A block quote is in this tag set a <disp-quote>. These can be nested, but regularly contain just a <p> and, optionally an <attrib> attribution.

elementattribute(s)requireddescription
<disp-quote>


  • <label>


The reference number for the block quote.
  • <title>


A title displayed before a block quote.
  • <disp-quote>


used recursively
  • <p>


See paragraphs
  • <attrib>

noAttribution information. Do not use <sc> tags in this element, as the Small Caps style is part of the Brill Typographic Style and NOT semant