Taylor & Francis Journal Article DTD User Guide

DTD User Guide (1.10.1) for DTD "Taylor & Francis Journal Article DTD" version 1.10

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<issuetitle> (Issue Title) Description .email comment.

Introduced in version 1.9.

Description

This element contains the title of the issue, and is normally only used on special or themed issues. Basic text formatting is allowed. The entire issue title should be captured, including any prefix to the title that appears in print such as "Special Issue".

All articles within an issue (or special section) bearing an issue title must be coded consistently. When creating article XML files for an issue that has a title, ensure that all article files contain the special issue title and that the title is coded the same in each article (including spacing and the use of upper- and lower-case letters).

This element is intended to eventually replace the specissuetitle attribute.

Parent Elements

The elements listed below may directly contain this element. They are "parent" elements. Elements in referenced groups are included, up to two levels of group nesting.

Parent elements: <article> <unarticle>

Model Diagram

The DTD model for this element:

--+(choice of TEXT with elements repeated) 
  |  
  |-- trademark  -- TEXT
  |  
  |-- br  
  |  
  |--+(choice) [Objects in Text]
  |  |  
  |  |-- inlinematheqn  -- (elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- inlinechemeqn  -- (elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- inlinegraphic  
  |  
  |--+(choice) [Names in Text]
  |  |  
  |  |-- famousname  -- TEXT
  |  |  
  |  |-- companyname  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- institutionname  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- citation  -- TEXT
  |  
  |--+(choice) [Acronyms and Terms in Text]
  |  |  
  |  |-- acronym  -- TEXT
  |  |  
  |  |-- terminology  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  
  |--+(choice) [Formatting in Text]
  |  |  
  |  |-- sub  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- sup  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- b  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- i  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- smallcaps  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- u  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- box  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- roman  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- script  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- tt  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- strikethrough  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- overline  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  |  |-- newpage  
  |  |  
  |  |-- query  -- TEXT

DTD Definition

The DTD contains the following element and attribute definitions (note that embedded links are to definitions within the DTD page of this guide):

<!ELEMENT issuetitle                     (#PCDATA | trademark | br
                                               | %ObjectsInText; | %NamesInText;
                                               | %AcronymsAndTermsInText; | %FormattingInText;)*>
<!ATTLIST issuetitle
                partofissue              (yes | no)  "no" 
                issuetype                (normal | special | themed | proceedings
                                          )  #IMPLIED 
               %a-group-CommonIDAttrs;>

Defined in DTD section Titles

General Attributes (shared with other elements)

Common Optional ID Attributes (a-group-CommonIDAttrs)

Local Attributes (defined for this element alone)

Attribute: partofissue (Part of Issue)

Description

This attribute indicates when an issue title applies to only part of an issue. For example, an issue may have multiple themed sections each with a different title, and the articles in each section should all include the title of the section in which they appear with partofissue="yes".

This attribute is intended to replace the partofspecissue attribute.

Specification

This attribute is required but has a default value of "no". The allowed values are "yes" and "no".

DTD Definition

                partofissue              (yes | no)  "no"

Attribute: issuetype (Issue Type)

Description

This attribute identifies the type of an issue. For example, a special issue, or a themed issue.

This attribute is not intended for display as part of the issue title. It may be used in other ways, for example indexing, or to control the style in which the issue title is displayed.

Specification

This attribute is not required. The allowed values are "normal", "special", "themed" and "proceedings".

DTD Definition

                issuetype                (normal | special | themed | proceedings
                                          )  #IMPLIED