xml:lang

xmlns:xlink

xmlns:mml

dtd-version

specific-use

article-type

/article is the root element in JATS.

@xml:lang is required and indicates the main language of the article. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" is required

Use xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" if and only if the article contains an element from MathML.
Brill uses MathML3.

dtd-version="1.0" is required for all articles

For all Advance Articles, add @specific-use="prepub" to the root element. Do not add <volume> or <issue>.

@article-type:

Kind or type of the article. The author or Brill will notify the typesetter of this value. Usually, it is "research-article".

Brill supports all 29 values for @article-type that NLM prescribes: "abstract", "addendum", "announcement", "article-commentary", "book-review", "books-received", "brief-report", "calendar", "case-report", "collection", "correction", "discussion", "dissertation", "editorial", "in-brief", "introduction", "letter", "meeting-report", "news", "obituary", "oration", "partial-retraction", "product-review", "rapid-communication", "reply", "reprint", "research-article", "retraction", "review-article", "translation".

Optionally, with Brill permission, a typesetter may use "other" as a value for this attribute.

Please Note: for any files that include one of the following values for @article-type:

"correction", "editorial", "introduction", "obituary", "partial-retraction", or "retraction" the element <ali:free_to_read xmlns:ali="http://www.niso.org/schemas/ali/1.0/"/> is Required under <permissions> (as explained in more detail below).

• <front>

• • <journal-meta>

• • • <journal-id>

Brill uses the E-ISSN as identifier; the type of the identifier is indicated using the @journal-id-type attribute. Contents come from a Master List that Brill will provide typesetters. This element is required twice, once with a @journal-id-type="eissn" and once with @journal-id-type="publisher-id". Note that the hyphen in an ISSN should always be included.

@journal-id-type:  Required attribute. Type of journal identifier or the authority that created a particular journal identifier. Supported values:

• "eissn": Include the journal’s E-ISSN in this tag.
• "publisher-id": Include the journal abbreviation in this tag.

• • • <journal-title-group>

Contents come from a Master List that Brill will provide typesetters.

• • • • <journal-title>

Full title of the journal in which the article was published.

• • • • <journal-subtitle>

This is not an issue title. Issue titles are described in the article metadata. This is a permanent subtitle to a journal.

• • • • <trans-title-group>

For every translation of the journal title, supply a <trans-title-group>.

@xml:lang: required attribute. Indicates the language of the translated title. This attribute should be included here and not on the sub-elements. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

• • • • • <trans-title>

• • • • • <trans-subtitle>

• • • • <abbrev-journal-title>

Short form of the title of the journal in which an article is published. Contents come from a Master List that Brill will provide typesetters.

@abbrev-type="ltwa": required attribute/value pair.

• • • <issn>

Brill requires that both the E-ISSN and ISSN are always used. Contents come from a Master List that Brill will provide typesetters. In case a journal does not have a ISSN, Brill will let the typesetters know. Note that the hyphen in an ISSN should always be included.

@publication-format: required attribute. Indicate whether this ISSN applies to a print or an online version. Supported values:

• "print"
• "online"

• • • <issn>

International Standard Book Number, the international code for identifying a particular product form or edition of a publication, typically a monographic publication.

The code is always set without spaces or hyphens.

@publication-format: required attribute. Indicate whether this ISBN applies to a print or an online version. Supported values:

• "print"
• "online"

• • • <publisher>

@specific-use: attribute not required. Supported values are:

• "print"
• "online"

• • • • <publisher-name>

Name of the imprint associated with the article or book. Brill will let the typesetters know which imprint to use for the journal.

Currently, for <publisher-name> only the text values below are permitted. (NOTE: historically, other values may exist and should be retained if such files are redelivered, unless expressly noted otherwise.)

• Brill
• Brill | Nijhoff
• Brill | Hotei
• Brill | Sense
• Brill | Schöningh
• Brill | Fink
• Brill | mentis
• Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
• Böhlau Verlag
• V&R unipress

• • • • <publisher-loc>

• • <article-meta>

Information concerning the article that identifies or describes the article.

• • • <article-id>

Unique external identifier assigned to an article. Note that for the DOI, any alphabetic characters within the DOI itself should always be included as lower-case in the XML file.

@pub-id-type: required attribute. Type of publication identifier or the organization or system that defined the identifier.

• Req. "doi"
• "EM" This is the Editorial Manager manuscript number. Always include if provided.

• • • <article-categories>

• • • • <subj-group>

• • • • • <subject>

• • • <title-group>

• • • • <article-title>

• • • • <alt-title>

• "toc": Title to be used in the table of contents.
• "running-head": Title to be used as the running head. This is a shorter version of the regular title. An <alt-title> with this type is optional.

An <alt-title alt-title-type="toc"> is always required to be in a <title-group>, but does not need to be a shorter version of the regular title.

• • • • <subtitle>

Subordinate part of a title for a document or document component. Refer to the manuscript to see what the author meant as subtitle.

• • • • <trans-title-group>

For every translation of the articletitle, supply a <trans-title-group>.

@xml:lang: required attribute. Indicates the language of the translated title. This attribute should be included here and not on the sub-elements. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

• • • • • <trans-title>

• • • • • <trans-subtitle>

• • • <contrib-group>

Grouping of one or more contributors and information about those contributors. All types of contributors are grouped in one <contrib-group>. Do not add this tag group if an article does not have an author. Note that at most one <contrib-group> is allowed in <article-meta>.

• • • • <contrib>

contrib-type

corresp

deceased

equal-contrib

A contributor: Container element for information about a single author, editor, or other contributor. If a contribution is without author, do not add <contrib> and <contrib-group>.

@contrib-type: required attribute. Type of contribution made by the contributor. Brill supports following contribution types:

• "author"
• "editor"
• "translator"

@corresp: This atribute is required in case the article has multiple authors. By default this attribute should be assigned to the first listed contributor, unless another contributor is specifically identified as Corresponding Author. Do not include in all other cases. Supported values:

• "yes"

@deceased: attribute not required. Use if the contributor was deceased when the document was published. Supported values:

• "yes"
• "no" Default value, which makes this attributes unnecessary.

@equal-contrib: this is is an optional attribute; there is no default value. Indicates whether or not all contributors contributed equally. If the contributor whom this attribute modifies contributed equally with all other contributors, this attribute should be set to “yes”; if his/her contribution was greater or lesser, then this attribute should be set to “no”.

• "yes"
• "no"

• • • • • <contrib-id>

contrib-id-type

authenticated

An ORCID identifier for a contributor. Note that an ORCID identifier should include the complete URL, for example: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1825-0097

@contrib-id-type="orcid" and @authenticated="true" required

• • • • • <collab>

Group of contributors credited under a single name; includes an organization credited as a contributor. If <collab> is used, <name> is not required.

• • • • • <name>

Container element for components of personal names, such as a <surname>. Use <name-alternatives> if the name has multiple variants (e.g., in different scripts).

@name-style: attribute not required. Style of processing requested for a structured personal name.

• "eastern": The name will both be displayed and sorted/inverted with the family name preceding the given name.
• "western": The name will be displayed with the given name preceding the family name, but will be sorted/inverted with the family name preceding the given name.
• "given-only": The single name provided is a given name, not a family name/surname. The single name will be both the sort and the display name.

Default value is "western". If an author has only a single name, name-style="given-only" and tag the single name with <given-names>.

• • • • • • <surname>

Surname of a person.

• • • • • • <given-names>

• • • • • • <prefix>

Honorifics or other qualifiers that usually precede a person’s name (for example, Professor, Rev., President, Senator, Dr., Sir, The Honorable).

• • • • • • <suffix>

Qualifiers that follow a person’s name (for example, Sr., Jr., III, 3rd).

• • • • • <name-alternatives>

If a contributor’s name has multiple variants, use this element to include all variants. Put the variants in the same order as they would be on the printed page. The contents of this element are identical to the above description of <name>.

• • • • • • <name>

child elements /surname, /given-names, /prefix and /suffix as above

@xml:lang: Indicates the language of the name, if in another language than the main language of the article. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

• • • • • • <string-name>

• • • • • <email>

The contributor's email address.

@xlink:href: The e-mail address as a mailto: URI.

• • • • • <xref>

ref-type

rid

A cross reference to an affiliation or to a footnote. 

Req. @ref-type: required attribute. Supported values:

• "aff"
• "fn"

@rid: required attribute. Contains the @id of the affiliation this contributor is associated with, or of the associated author-notes. If the reference is to more than one element, add all IDs here separated by spaces.

• • • • <aff>

Element used to include an affiliation. Note that for every new affiliation, a separate <aff> element should be included.

@id: required attribute. Unique identifier for the affiliation, which is used in conjunction with <xref ref-type="aff" rid=""/> to refer to this affiliation.

• • • • • <institution-wrap>

• • • • • • <institution>

Name of an institution or organization, like Universiteit Leiden or Universiteit van Amsterdam.

This information is provided by Brill, but must be checked. This element can also contain the name of the department, like Leiden University Centre for Linguistics. Provide this value with a @content-type="dept".

@content-type: attribute not required. Use this attribute to specify the extra institution information. Supported values:

• "dept"
• More values can come from EM and should not be removed.

• • • • • • <institution-id>

A externally defined institutional identifier, from an established identifying authority (for example, “Ringgold”).

@institution-id-type: required attribute. Brill only supports Ringgold identifiers for institutions as part of an affiliation. Supported values:

• "ringgold"

• • • • • <country>

The country the institution is located in. This is represented separately from an <addr-line>. EM provides this information.

• • • • • <addr-line>

An text line in an address. EM provides this information.

• "city"
• "zipcode"
• and more supported by EM.

• • • • <pub-date>

publication-format

date-type

@publication-format: Req. "online"

@date-type: required attribute.

• Req. "article". Note: a <pub-date> with this attribute is always required and should include the date of original delivery of the XML for the article to Brill. If the article is originally published in Advance, and later republished in an issue, the original date assigned when the Advance version was delivered should be retained here (i.e., it should never be changed). This date should always be included as the first <pub-date> in the XML.
• "issue". Note: a <pub-date> with this attribute must be included in addition to the "article" pub-date for all articles appearing in an issue. The date to be included should be the date of delivery of the issue XML package to Brill, and again once the issue is published this date should never be changed again. Note that this means that for any articles that are first published online as part of an issue, both "article" and "issue" will be the same date, while articles previously published in Advance will have a different "article" and "issue" dates

• • • • • <day>

• • • • • <month>

• • • • • <year>

A year, always in 4 digits. Please note that only a single year may ever be included, i.e., "2018". Double years like "2017-2018" are not allowed.

• • • • <volume>

Number of a journal (or other document) within a series. Note that this element should NOT be included in case the article is published as Advance.

@content-type: required attribute. @content-type="number" and @content-type="year" are always required in two separate <volume> tags.

Brill supports 2 values for @content-type with <volume>.

• Req. "number", use same digit layout as for <issue>
• Req. "year", always in 4 digits. Please note that only a single year may ever be included, i.e., "2018". Double years like "2017-2018" are not allowed.

• • • • <issue>

Issue number of a journal. Note that this element should NOT be included in case the article is published as Advance.

• No leading zeros.
• The dash between two numerals is always - (U+002D HYPHEN-MINUS).

• • • • <issue-title>

This element can be used to include the theme or special issue title for a journal or BRP issue. Guest Editor(s) can be added as well by including "edited by [name(s)]". Volume and Issue number(s) should not be included in this element.

Example: <issue-title>Special Issue: Questions about trans-thoroughfare Fowl Ambulation, edited by A. de Boer and B. Bauer</issue-title>

• • • • <fpage>

specific-use

seq

Starting (first) page number of the article.

@specific-use="PDF" required

@seq: required attributeA sequential number starting at 1 per issue that increments for each article in it. This sorts the articles in an issue. For Advance Articles always use @seq=1.

• • • • <lpage>

Final (last) page number of an article.

• • • • <page-range>

Text describing discontinuous pagination (for example, 8-11, 14-19, 40).

• • • • <supplementary-material>

xlink:href

specific-use

mimetype

A pointer to external resources that support the article or book, but which are not part of the content of the work.

@xlink:href: required attribute. Will be supplied by the Brill Desk Editor.

Supported values are:

• figshare DOI
• supplement filename

@specific-use: required. Will be supplied by the Brill Desk Editor.

• "figshare"
• "local"

@mimetype: Only to be used when @specific-use="local". Supported values can be found here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Basics_of_HTTP/MIME_types/Common_types. If the value to be used is unclear, consult the Brill Production Editor.

• • • • • <caption>

• • • • • • <title>

• • • • <history>

This container element describes the processing history of the journal article, e.g. dates received and accepted.

• • • • • <date>

These date elements should at least provide a <year> and only when that information is available, also the <month> and <day> in two digit numeral values, too.

@date-type: required attribute. Event in the lifecycle of an article that this date is marking (for example, the date the manuscript was received or accepted, the date the electronic preprint was published, or the date of any revision or retraction). Supported values include:

• "received". Date that article was received.
• "initial-decision". Date that initial decision was taken on article.
• "rev-recd". Date that a revised version of the article was received. There may be more than one @date-type with this value.
• "rev-request". The date revisions were requested. There may be more than one @date-type with this value.
• "accepted". Date that article was accepted in journal.
• "version-of-record". Date that the version of record of the article was published (online or print).
• "pub". The publication date (online or print).
• "preprint". Preprint dissemination date (online or print).
• "retracted". The date an article was retracted.
• "corrected". The date an article was corrected.

• • • • • • <day>

A day, in (zero-padded) digits.

• • • • • • <month>

• • • • • • <year>

• • • • <permissions>

• • • • • <copyright-statement>

Copyright notice or statement, suitable for printing or display.

• • • • • <copyright-year>

• • • • • <copyright-holder>

Name of the organizational or person that holds a copyright.

• • • • • <license>

license-type

xlink:href

xlink:title

A license. Set of conditions under which the content may be used, accessed, and distributed.

@license-type:

• "ccc". Standard Brill license type. See example for full text.
• "open-access". Any Open Access license. If used, @xlink:href and @xlink:title are required

@xlink:href: The URL at which the license text can be found. See Creative Commons Licenses.

@xlink:title: If used with a Creative Commons license. Corresponds to @xlink:href. Supported values:

• "CC-BY"
• "CC-BY-SA"
• "CC-BY-ND"
• "CC-BY-NC"
• "CC-BY-NC-SA"
• "CC-BY-NC-ND"

• • • • • • <ali:free_to_read>

xmlns:ali

start-date

end-date

required xmlns:ali="http://www.niso.org/schemas/ali/1.0/"

@start_date: optional. Indicates the date on which the free-access license should start. Value should use the following format: "yyyy-mm-dd".

@end_date:optional. Indicates the date on which the free-access license should end. Value should use the following format: "yyyy-mm-dd". The absence of both start_date and end_date dates indicates a permanent free-to-read status.

• • • • <self-uri>

content-type

required

The URI for the (online) PDF-version of the print article. This empty element encloses a link to the PDF.

@content-type: required. For Brill, this is always:

• "PDF"

@xlink:href: required. The URL at which the PDF can be found.

• • • • <abstract>

The article's abstract, so a summarized description of the content.

@xml:lang: optional attribute. Indicates the language of the abstract, if different from /article/@xml:lang. This attribute should be included here and not on the sub-elements. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

• • • • • <title>

• • • • • <p>

• • • • <trans-abstract>

An abstract in another language than the main language of the article.

@xml:lang: Indicates the language on a translated abstract in another language than the main language of the article. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

• • • • • <title>

• • • • • <p>

• • • • <kwd-group>

kwd-group-type

xml:lang

Keyword group. Container element for one set of keywords (such as <kwd>s) used to describe a document.

@kwd-group-type: required. Indicates the type of keyword group, supported values:

"uncontrolled"

In future versions, systems like the US Library of Congress Subject Headings may be used.

@xml:lang: Indicates a keyword grouping in another language than the main language of the article. Supported values are ISO 639-2 (B).

• • • • • <title>

The title for the keyword group. Usually, this is "Keywords"; the Brill Desk Editor will provide you with a title if it is different than "Keywords". Do not add style elements!

• • • • • <kwd>

• • • • <funding-group>

• • • • • <award-group>

Container element for information concerning one award under which the work (or the research on which the work was based) was supported.

The value for this @id attribute will be supplied by Brill. If none is supplied, the attribute should be omitted.

• • • • • • <funding-source>

• • • • • • • <institution-wrap>

• • • • • • • • <institution>

• • • • • • • • • <institution-id>

@institution-id-type: required. For funders, both DOI and Ringgold values are supported. Supported values:

• "doi"
• "ringgold"

• • • • • • <award-id>

• • • • • • <principal-award-recipient>

• • • • • • <principal-investigator>

• • • • • <funding-statement>

• • • • <custom-meta-group>

• • • • • <custom-meta>

• • • • • • <meta-name>

A custom metadata name (or key). Supported value:

• "version"

• • • • • • <meta-value>

A custom metadata value. Supported values:

• "header"
• "fulltext"

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

• <p>

• <sec>

• <sig-block>

• • <sig>

• • • <graphic>

xlink:href

orientation

position

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.

• <ack>

• • <title>

• • <p>

• • <sec>

• <app-group>

• • <app>

• • • <title>

• • • <p>

• • • <sec>

• • <def-list>

• • <list>

• <fn-group>

• <glossary>

• <ref-list>

id

sec-type

Headed group of material; the basic structural unit of the body of a document.

A section can contain another <sec> recursively. If a sections has a chapter number or a similar label, this MUST be placed in a <label>.

@id See id-syntax. Give a Section an ID to refer to it when the manuscript says things like “See chapter 11”.

@sec-type: Required only if the <sec> starts with a heading title: this attribute is then used to indicate the heading level. Brill supports a maximum of 8 heading levels, same as in the Brill Typographic Style. Note that this attribute should not be used for any other purpose. The following values are permitted:

• "heading-1"
• "heading-2"
• "heading-3"
• "heading-4"
• "heading-5"
• "heading-6"
• "heading-7"
• "heading-8"

• <label>

• <title>

• • <target/>

This element can be used as a marker to indicate the page number in the PDF. Note that this element can also be included below several other elements, as needed.

@id: See ID syntax. The value here should be given as "Page1", "Page2", etc.

• • <xref>

ref-type

rid

Cross reference a footnote. All <xref>s in the text must be clickable in the PDF and online displays. Note that adding footnotes to titles should be avoided if possible.

@ref-type: required. Supported value:

• "fn": Refers from a text reference to footnote (<fn>). This should include element <sup> and the footnote number/marker.

@rid: required. Contains the @id of the element this element points to. If the reference is to more than one element, add all IDs here separated by spaces.

• <table-wrap>

• <table-wrap-group>

• <fig>

• <fig-group>

• <disp-quote>

• <verse-group>

• <def-list>

• <list>

• <p>

• <sec>

• <boxed-text>

• • <title>

• • <p>

• • <sec>

• <mml:math>

• <tex-math>

• <inline-graphic>

Description of and pointer to an external graphic that is displayed or set in the same line as the text. Only use graphics for characters or signs not included in Unicode. Think of Egyptological signs not included in Unicode.

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

• <xref>

ref-type

rid

A cross reference to an object within the document (e.g. a table, affiliation or bibliographic citation). It can be used to reference to anything with an @id. All <xref>s in the text must be clickable in the PDF and online displays.

 @ref-type: required. Contains the type of reference. Possible values:

• "aff": Refers from a <contrib> to an <aff>. This element is usually empty.
• "bibr": Refers from a cited source to its place in the bibliography (the <ref>).
• "fig": Refers from a text reference to the actual figure (<fig> or <fig-group>).
• "fn": Refers from a text reference to footnote (<fn>). This should include element <sup> and the footnote number.
• "table": Refers from a text reference to the actual table (<table-wrap> or <table-wrap-group>).

@rid: required. Contains the @id of the element this element points to. If the reference is to more than one element, add all IDs here separated by spaces.

• <named-content>

We could use this element for a word or subject that has distinct semantics or special significance.

@content-type: When necessary, content-type can be:

• "frontispiece"
• "in-memoriam"
• "verse-line-number"

• <bold>

• <italic>

• <sc>

• <ext-link>

Link to an external file or resource.

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

• <media>

• <target>

This element can be used as a marker to indicate the page number in the PDF. Note that this element can also be included below several other elements, as needed.

@id: required. See id-syntax. The value here should be given as "Page1", "Page2", etc.

• <fn>

xml:lang

id

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>

• • <p>

• <table-wrap>

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>

• • <caption>

• • <title>

The title for a table-wrap.

• • <p>

• • <table>

cellpadding

frame

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>

• • • • <tr>

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

• • • • • <th>

colspan

rowspan

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>

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>

• • • • • <td>

colspan

rowspan

scope

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>

• • • • <tr>

• • • • <td>

colspan

rowspan

scope

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>

• <caption>

The caption for a fig-group.

• • <title>

• <fig>

id

orientation

position

fig-type

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>

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>

• • <attrib>

• <label>

• <title>

• <disp-quote>

• <p>

• <attrib>

list-type

id

continued-from

Sequence of two or more items, which may or may not be ordered.

@list-type: The following list types are supported:

• "order" Ordered list. Prefix character is a number or a letter, depending on local style.
• "bullet" Unordered or bulleted list. Prefix character is a dash conforming to BTS.
• "alpha-lower" Ordered list. Prefix character is a lowercase alphabetical character.
• "alpha-upper" Ordered list. Prefix character is an uppercase alphabetical character.
• "roman-lower" Ordered list. Prefix character is a lowercase roman numeral.
• "roman-upper" Ordered list. Prefix character is an uppercase roman numeral.
• "simple" Simple or plain list (No prefix character before each item)

@id See id-syntax: The @id attribute supplies a document-internal unique reference to an element.

@continued-from: To be used if a <list> is a continuation from another <list> earlier in the document. If used, the earlier <list> should include an @id, and the value of said @id should be used as the value of @continued-from here.

• <list-item>

• • <p>

list-type

list-content

List in which each item consists of two parts: 1) a word, phrase, term, graphic, chemical structure, or equation, that is paired with 2) one or more descriptions, discussions, explanations, or definitions of it.

@list-type: The following list types are supported:

• "order" Ordered list. Prefix character is a number or a letter, depending on local style.
• "bullet" Unordered or bulleted list. Prefix character is a dash conforming to BTS.
• "alpha-lower" Ordered list. Prefix character is a lowercase alphabetical character.
• "alpha-upper" Ordered list. Prefix character is an uppercase alphabetical character.
• "roman-lower" Ordered list. Prefix character is a lowercase roman numeral.
• "roman-upper" Ordered list. Prefix character is an uppercase roman numeral.
• "simple" Simple or plain list (No prefix character before each item)

@list-content: Type of list, usually with a semantically meaningful name (for example, a “where-list” for the list of the variables that follows an equation, a “notation-list”, or a “procedure-list” for a list of procedural steps to follow).

• <title>

• <term-head>

• <def-head>

• <def-item>

• • <term>

Word, phrase, graphic, chemical structure, equation, or other noun that is being defined or described. This element is typically used in conjunction with a definition in a definition list (two-part list). The term occupies the first column of the two-part list and is the subject of the definition or description, which occupies the second column.

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

• • <def>

• • • <p>

• <label>

• <title>

• <p>

• <def-list>

• <label>

• <title>

• <verse-line>

• <attrib>

• <title>

• <p>

• <ref>

One item in a bibliographic list.

@id: required. See id-syntax. A document-unique identifier for the elemen

• • <label>

The reference number for a reference. This may be referred to in the text.

• • <mixed-citation>

Bibliographic description of a work. Includes a combination of bibliographic reference elements and untagged text. Spacing and punctuation are preserved. Note that any punctuation that is not itself part of the proper value of an element, but is dictated only by the reference style, should not be included in the element itself. E.g., if reference style dictates that a journal article title should be surrounded by double quotation marks ("), but these are not normally part of the article title itself, then these double quotation marks should not be included within the element <source>, but instead directly outside it. Similarly, if the Reference list uses an author date style that leads to dates such as "2018a", "2018b", then only the year should be placed inside the element <year>, with the "a" or "b" directly outside it. For example: <year>2018</year>a.

@publication-type: required. Supported values major, need to be tagged fully if used:

• "book"
• "journal"
• "web"

In case of "web", please add <uri>

Supported values minor, full tagging is not needed:

• "data"
• "list"
• "other"
• "patent"
• "thesis"
• "commun" for communiqués
• "confproc" for conference proceedings.
• "discussion"
• "gov"

• • • <person-group>

Container element for one or more contributors in a bibliographic reference.

@person-group-type: Specify authors and other contributors to a reference. A separate <person-group> element should be used for each role. Supported values are:

• "all-authors"
• "assignee"
• "author"
• "compiler"
• "curator"
• "director"
• "editor"
• "guest-editor"
• "inventor"
• "transed"
• "translator"

• • • • <string-name>

• • • • • <surname>

• • • • • <given-names>

• • • • • <prefix>

• • • • • <suffix>

• • • <collab>

• • • <article-title>

• • • <chapter-title>

• • • <source>

Title of a document (for example, journal, book, conference proceedings) that contains (is the source of) the material being cited in a bibliographic reference or product.

• • • <date>

• • • • <year>

• • • <publisher-name>

• • • <publisher-loc>

• • • <volume>

• • • <issue>

• • • <fpage>

• • • <lpage>

• • • <uri>

id

content-type

specific-use

xlink:href

position

orientation

mimetype

mime-subtype

@xmlns:xlink="https://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" required.

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

@content-type="figshare" required.

@specific-use="original-format" required.

@xlink:href: required. A link to the video on Figshare, given as a full DOI link. Example: "https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.example"

@position="anchor" required.

@orientation="portrait" required.

@mimetype="video" required.

@mime-subtype="avi" required.

• <object-id>

pub-id-type

specific-use

This element should contain the DOI of the article itself. Given as a simple DOI, so no URL. Example: 10.1163/23644583-00401003

@pub-id-type="doi" required.

@specific-use="metadata" required.