All strictly inline elements.
All ‘physical’ block elements. A physical block is typically displayed as a block, but may not constitute a complete logical unit.
(p | equation | equationgroup | quote | block | listingblock | itemize | enumerate | description)
Additional miscellaneous elements that can appear in both inline and block contexts.
(inline-block | verbatim | break | graphics | svg | rawhtml | inline-para | tabular | picture)
Block.model, Flow.model, Inline.model, XMText_model, caption_model, clippath_model, creator_model, g_model, picture_model, title_model, toccaption_model, toctitle_model, Block.model, Flow.model, Inline.model, XMText_model, caption_model, clippath_model, creator_model, g_model, picture_model, title_model, toccaption_model, toctitle_model
All metadata elements, typically representing hidden data.
(note | indexmark | glossarymark | rdf | ERROR | resource | navigation)
BackMatter.class, Block.model, Flow.model, Inline.model, Para.model, caption_model, clippath_model, document_model, equation_model, equationgroup_model, g_model, picture_model, title_model, toccaption_model, toctitle_model, BackMatter.class, Block.model, Flow.model, Inline.model, Para.model, caption_model, clippath_model, document_model, equation_model, equationgroup_model, g_model, picture_model, title_model, toccaption_model, toctitle_model
The type for attributes specifying a length. Should be a number followed by a length, typically px. NOTE: To be narrowed later.
text
The type for attributes specifying a color. NOTE: To be narrowed later.
text
Attributes shared by ALL elements.
= NMTOKENS
a space separated list of tokens, as in CSS. The class can be used to add differentiate different instances of elements without introducing new element declarations. However, this generally shouldn’t be used for deep semantic distinctions. This attribute is carried over to HTML and can be used for CSS selection. [Note that the default XSLT stylesheets for html and xhtml add the latexml element names to the class of html elements for more convenience in using CSS.]
= text
CSS styling rules. These will only be effective when the target system supports CSS.
ERROR_attributes, MathBranch_attributes, MathFork_attributes, Math_attributes, Sectional.attributes, TOC_attributes, XMApp_attributes, XMArg_attributes, XMArray_attributes, XMCell_attributes, XMDual_attributes, XMHint_attributes, XMRef_attributes, XMRow_attributes, XMText_attributes, XMTok_attributes, XMWrap_attributes, XMath_attributes, abstract_attributes, acknowledgements_attributes, acronym_attributes, anchor_attributes, arc_attributes, bezier_attributes, bib-data_attributes, bib-date_attributes, bib-edition_attributes, bib-extract_attributes, bib-identifier_attributes, bib-key_attributes, bib-language_attributes, bib-links_attributes, bib-name_attributes, bib-note_attributes, bib-organization_attributes, bib-part_attributes, bib-place_attributes, bib-publisher_attributes, bib-related_attributes, bib-review_attributes, bib-status_attributes, bib-subtitle_attributes, bib-title_attributes, bib-type_attributes, bib-url_attributes, bibentry_attributes, bibitem_attributes, biblist_attributes, bibref_attributes, bibrefphrase_attributes, block_attributes, break_attributes, caption_attributes, circle_attributes, cite_attributes, classification_attributes, clip_attributes, clippath_attributes, contact_attributes, creator_attributes, curve_attributes, date_attributes, del_attributes, description_attributes, dots_attributes, ellipse_attributes, emph_attributes, enumerate_attributes, equation_attributes, equationgroup_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, g_attributes, glossarydefinition_attributes, glossaryentry_attributes, glossarylist_attributes, glossarymark_attributes, glossaryphrase_attributes, graphics_attributes, grid_attributes, indexentry_attributes, indexlist_attributes, indexmark_attributes, indexphrase_attributes, indexrefs_attributes, indexsee_attributes, inline-block_attributes, inline-para_attributes, item_attributes, itemize_attributes, keywords_attributes, line_attributes, listing_attributes, listingblock_attributes, navigation_attributes, note_attributes, p_attributes, para_attributes, parabola_attributes, path_attributes, personname_attributes, picture_attributes, polygon_attributes, proof_attributes, quote_attributes, rdf_attributes, rect_attributes, ref_attributes, resource_attributes, rule_attributes, sub_attributes, subtitle_attributes, sup_attributes, table_attributes, tabular_attributes, tag_attributes, tbody_attributes, td_attributes, text_attributes, tfoot_attributes, thead_attributes, theorem_attributes, title_attributes, toccaption_attributes, tocentry_attributes, toclist_attributes, toctitle_attributes, tr_attributes, verbatim_attributes, wedge_attributes, ERROR_attributes, MathBranch_attributes, MathFork_attributes, Math_attributes, Sectional.attributes, TOC_attributes, XMApp_attributes, XMArg_attributes, XMArray_attributes, XMCell_attributes, XMDual_attributes, XMHint_attributes, XMRef_attributes, XMRow_attributes, XMText_attributes, XMTok_attributes, XMWrap_attributes, XMath_attributes, abstract_attributes, acknowledgements_attributes, acronym_attributes, anchor_attributes, arc_attributes, bezier_attributes, bib-data_attributes, bib-date_attributes, bib-edition_attributes, bib-extract_attributes, bib-identifier_attributes, bib-key_attributes, bib-language_attributes, bib-links_attributes, bib-name_attributes, bib-note_attributes, bib-organization_attributes, bib-part_attributes, bib-place_attributes, bib-publisher_attributes, bib-related_attributes, bib-review_attributes, bib-status_attributes, bib-subtitle_attributes, bib-title_attributes, bib-type_attributes, bib-url_attributes, bibentry_attributes, bibitem_attributes, biblist_attributes, bibref_attributes, bibrefphrase_attributes, block_attributes, break_attributes, caption_attributes, circle_attributes, cite_attributes, classification_attributes, clip_attributes, clippath_attributes, contact_attributes, creator_attributes, curve_attributes, date_attributes, del_attributes, description_attributes, dots_attributes, ellipse_attributes, emph_attributes, enumerate_attributes, equation_attributes, equationgroup_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, g_attributes, glossarydefinition_attributes, glossaryentry_attributes, glossarylist_attributes, glossarymark_attributes, glossaryphrase_attributes, graphics_attributes, grid_attributes, indexentry_attributes, indexlist_attributes, indexmark_attributes, indexphrase_attributes, indexrefs_attributes, indexsee_attributes, inline-block_attributes, inline-para_attributes, item_attributes, itemize_attributes, keywords_attributes, line_attributes, listing_attributes, listingblock_attributes, navigation_attributes, note_attributes, p_attributes, para_attributes, parabola_attributes, path_attributes, personname_attributes, picture_attributes, polygon_attributes, proof_attributes, quote_attributes, rdf_attributes, rect_attributes, ref_attributes, resource_attributes, rule_attributes, sub_attributes, subtitle_attributes, sup_attributes, table_attributes, tabular_attributes, tag_attributes, tbody_attributes, td_attributes, text_attributes, tfoot_attributes, thead_attributes, theorem_attributes, title_attributes, toccaption_attributes, tocentry_attributes, toclist_attributes, toctitle_attributes, tr_attributes, verbatim_attributes, wedge_attributes
Attributes for elements that can be cross-referenced from inside or outside the document.
= ID
the unique identifier of the element, usually generated automatically by the latexml.
Labelled.attributes, Math_attributes, XMApp_attributes, XMArg_attributes, XMArray_attributes, XMDual_attributes, XMHint_attributes, XMRef_attributes, XMText_attributes, XMTok_attributes, XMWrap_attributes, XMath_attributes, anchor_attributes, bibentry_attributes, bibitem_attributes, block_attributes, description_attributes, enumerate_attributes, glossaryentry_attributes, glossarylist_attributes, graphics_attributes, indexentry_attributes, indexlist_attributes, inline-block_attributes, itemize_attributes, p_attributes, para_attributes, picture_attributes, quote_attributes, tabular_attributes, td_attributes, tr_attributes, verbatim_attributes, Labelled.attributes, Math_attributes, XMApp_attributes, XMArg_attributes, XMArray_attributes, XMDual_attributes, XMHint_attributes, XMRef_attributes, XMText_attributes, XMTok_attributes, XMWrap_attributes, XMath_attributes, anchor_attributes, bibentry_attributes, bibitem_attributes, block_attributes, description_attributes, enumerate_attributes, glossaryentry_attributes, glossarylist_attributes, graphics_attributes, indexentry_attributes, indexlist_attributes, inline-block_attributes, itemize_attributes, p_attributes, para_attributes, picture_attributes, quote_attributes, tabular_attributes, td_attributes, tr_attributes, verbatim_attributes
Attributes for elements that can cross-reference other elements.
= IDREF
the identifier of the referred-to element.
Attributes for elements that can be labelled from within LaTeX. These attributes deal with assigning a label and generating cross references. The label migrates to an xml:id and href and the element can serve as a hypertext target.
= text
Records the various labels that LaTeX uses for crossreferencing. (note that label can associate more than one label with an object!) It consists of space separated labels for the element. The label macro provides the label prefixed by LABEL:; Spaces in a label are replaced by underscore. Other mechanisms (like acro?) might use other prefixes (but ID: is reserved!)
= text
the reference number (ie. section number, equation number, etc) of the object.
= text
the formatted reference number of the object as it would appear when labelling the object, typically this is the refnum with the object type prepended, such as ”Chapter 2”. This is what eg, labelenumi or fnum@table would produce. This attribute is only needed when different from refnum.
= text
the referencing reference number of the object as it might appear when referencing the object, such as an equation number with parentheses. This is useful for generated references to clarify the type of object, but is not used with LaTeX’s usual ref. And, note that eqnref puts its own parentheses. This attribute is only needed when different from both frefnum and refnum.
Sectional.attributes, equation_attributes, equationgroup_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, item_attributes, listing_attributes, listingblock_attributes, proof_attributes, table_attributes, theorem_attributes, Sectional.attributes, equation_attributes, equationgroup_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, item_attributes, listing_attributes, listingblock_attributes, proof_attributes, table_attributes, theorem_attributes
Attributes for elements that can be referred to from within LaTeX. Such elements may serve as the starting point of a hypertext link. The reference can be made using label, xml:id or href; these attributes will be converted, as needed, from the former to the latter.
= text
reference to a LaTeX labelled object; See the labels attribute of Labelled.attributes.
= text
reference to an arbitrary url.
Attributes for elements that contain (indirectly) text whose font can be specified.
= text
Indicates the font to use. It consists of a space separated sequence of values representing the family (serif, sansserif, math, typewriter, caligraphic, fraktur, script, …), series (medium, bold, …), and shape (upright, italic, slanted, smallcaps, …). Only the values differing from the current context are given. Each component is open-ended, for extensibility; it is thus unclear whether unknown values specify family, series or shape. In postprocessing, these values are carried to the class attribute, and can thus be effected by CSS.
= (Huge | huge | LARGE | Large | large | normal | small | footnote | tiny | text)
Indicates the text size to use. The values are modeled after the more abstract LaTeX font size switches, rather than point-sizes. The values are open-ended for extensibility; In postprocessing, these values are carried to the class attribute, and can thus be effected by CSS.
Attributes for elements that draw something, text or otherwise, that can be colored.
= text
the color to use (for foreground material); any CSS compatible color specification. In postprocessing, these values are carried to the class attribute, and can thus be effected by CSS.
= float
the opacity of foreground material; a number between 0 and 1.
Attributes for elements that take up space and make sense to have a background color. This is independent of the colors of any things that it may draw.
= text
the color to use for the background of the element; any CSS compatible color specification. In postprocessing, these values are carried to the class attribute, and can thus be effected by CSS; the background will presumably correspond to a bounding rectangle, but is determined by the CSS rendering engine.
Math_attributes, Sectional.attributes, XMApp_attributes, XMTok_attributes, block_attributes, caption_attributes, constraint_attributes, del_attributes, description_attributes, emph_attributes, enumerate_attributes, equation_attributes, equationgroup_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, inline-block_attributes, inline-para_attributes, item_attributes, itemize_attributes, listing_attributes, listingblock_attributes, p_attributes, para_attributes, proof_attributes, quote_attributes, table_attributes, tabular_attributes, tag_attributes, tbody_attributes, td_attributes, text_attributes, tfoot_attributes, thead_attributes, theorem_attributes, title_attributes, tr_attributes, verbatim_attributes, Math_attributes, Sectional.attributes, XMApp_attributes, XMTok_attributes, block_attributes, caption_attributes, constraint_attributes, del_attributes, description_attributes, emph_attributes, enumerate_attributes, equation_attributes, equationgroup_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, inline-block_attributes, inline-para_attributes, item_attributes, itemize_attributes, listing_attributes, listingblock_attributes, p_attributes, para_attributes, proof_attributes, quote_attributes, table_attributes, tabular_attributes, tag_attributes, tbody_attributes, td_attributes, text_attributes, tfoot_attributes, thead_attributes, theorem_attributes, title_attributes, tr_attributes, verbatim_attributes
Attributes shared by low-level, generic inline and block elements that can be sized or shifted.
the desired width of the box
the desired height of the box
the desired depth of the box
extra width beyond the boxes natural size.
extra height beyond the boxes natural size.
horizontal shift the position of the box.
vertical shift the position of the box.
= (left | center | right | justified)
alignment of material within the box.
= (top | middle | bottom)
specifies which line of the box is aligned to the baseline of the containing object.
= (right | left | text)
the horizontal floating placement parameter that determines where the object is displayed.
= (rectangle | underline | text)
the kind of frame or outline for the box.
= text
the color of the frame or outlie for the box.
block_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, inline-block_attributes, inline-para_attributes, listing_attributes, p_attributes, rule_attributes, table_attributes, text_attributes, block_attributes, figure_attributes, float_attributes, inline-block_attributes, inline-para_attributes, listing_attributes, p_attributes, rule_attributes, table_attributes, text_attributes
Attributes for elements that may be converted to image form during postprocessing, such as math, graphics, pictures, etc. Note that these attributes are generally not filled in until postprocessing, but that they could be init
= anyURI
the file, possibly generated from other data.
= nonNegativeInteger
the width in pixels of imagesrc.
= nonNegativeInteger
the height in pixels of imagesrc. Note that, unlike TeX, this is the total height, including the depth (if any).
= integer
the depth in pixels of imagesrc, being the location of the baseline of the content shown in the image. When displayed inilne, an image with a positive depth should be shifted down relative to the baseline of neighboring material.
= text
a description of the image
Attributes for RDFa (Resource Description Framework), following RDFa Core 1.1 http://www.w3.org/TR/rdfa-syntax/. The following descriptions give a short overview of the usage of the attributes, but see the specification for the complete details, which are sometimes complex.
= text
indicates the default vocabulary (generally should be managed by LaTeXML and only appear on root node)
= text
specifies a mapping between CURIE prefixes and IRI (URI). (generally should be managed by LaTeXML and only appear on root node)
= text
indicates the subject for predicates appearing on the same or descendant nodes.
= text
gives the label for the document element that serves as the subject; it will be converted to aboutidref and about during post-processing.
= text
gives the id for the document element that serves as the subject; it will be converted to about during post-processing.
= text
indicates the subject for predicates appearing on descendant nodes, and also indicates the object for predicates when property appears on the same node, or when rel or rev appears on an ancestor.
= text
gives the label for the document element that serves as the resource object; it will be converted to resourceidref and resource during post-processing.
= text
gives the id for the document element that serves as the resource object; it will be converted to resource during post-processing.
= text
indicates the predicate and asserts that the subject is related by that predicate to the object. The subject is determined by one of about on same node, resource or typeof on an ancestor node, or by the document root. The object is determined by one of resource, href, content or typeof on the same node, or by the text content of the node.
= text
indicates the predicate exactly as property except that it can assert multiple RDF triples where the objects are the nearest descendent resources.
= text
indicates the predicate exactly as rel except that it indicates the reverse relationship (with subject and object swapped).
= text
indicates the type of the resource and thus implicitly asserts a relation that the object has the given type. Additionally, if no resource was given on the same node, indicates an anonymous subject and or object exactly as resource
= text
indicates the datatype of the target resource;
= text
indicates the content of the property to be used as the object, to be used instead of the content of the element itself;