Meta elements are generally hidden; they can appear in both inline and block contexts.
(note | indexmark | glossaryphrase | rdf | ERROR | resource | navigation)
Attributes for note.
= text
indicates the desired visible marker to be linked to the note.
= (footnote | text)
indicates the kind of note
Content model for note.
(tags?, Flow.model)
Metadata to record an indexing position. The content is a sequence of indexphrase, each representing a level in a multilevel indexing entry.
Content model for indexmark.
(indexphrase*, indexsee*)
A phrase within an indexmark
Attributes for indexphrase.
= text
a flattened form of the phrase for generating an ID.
Content model for indexphrase.
A see-also phrase within an indexmark
Attributes for indexsee.
= text
a flattened form of the phrase for generating an ID.
= text
a name for the see phrase, such as ”see also”.
Content model for indexsee.
A phrase being clarified within an glossaryentry
Attributes for glossaryphrase.
= text
The kind of glossary this mark belongs to.
= text
a flattened form of the phrase for generating an ID.
= text
a keyword naming the format of this phrase (to match show in glossaryref).
Content model for glossaryphrase.
A definition within an glossaryentry
Attributes for glossarydefinition.
= text
a flattened form of the definition for generating an ID.
Content model for glossarydefinition.
Attributes for rdf
Content model for rdf
Attributes for ERROR.
Content model for ERROR.
text*
(text*)
Attributes for resource.
= text
the source url to the resource
= text
the mime type of the resource
= text
the media for which this resource is applicable (in the sense of CSS).
Attributes for navigation.
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,
(ref | TOC | inline-para)*
((ref | TOC | inline-para)*)