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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<ref-web> (Reference Web-page) Description .email comment.

Description

This element contains a reference to a Web site or page, including its Web address. It may also include additional information.

Note that this element can be replaced by the <ref-web-text> element if it is necessary to retain the original layout and punctuation between and around the Web address and a note.

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: <references> <refsection>

Model Diagram

The DTD model for this element:

--+(choice)
  |  
  |-- ref-web-text  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  
  |--+(sequence)
  |  |  
  | webaddress  -- (TEXT and elements)
  |  |  
  | doi (optional) -- TEXT
  |  |  
  | addinfo (optional) -- (TEXT and elements)

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 ref-web                        (ref-web-text | (webaddress, doi?, addinfo?))>
<!ATTLIST ref-web
                sequence                 CDATA  #IMPLIED 
                accessed                 CDATA  #IMPLIED 
               %a-group-CommonRequiredIDAttrs;>

Defined in DTD section Back Matter : References : Web Address References

General Attributes (shared with other elements)

Common Required ID Attributes (a-group-CommonRequiredIDAttrs)

Local Attributes (defined for this element alone)

Attribute: sequence

Description

This attribute holds a number that represents the sequential location of the reference within the group of references at the end of an article. If this attribute is used on one reference it should also be used in all of the other references in the group, and there must then be no gaps in the sequence or duplicate numbers. If this attribute is not used at all, then the order of the reference elements within the XML document should serve as an implied ordering (and might be explicitly numbered using this attribute at a later processing stage).

Specification

This attribute is not required. It has text content.

DTD Definition

                sequence                 CDATA  #IMPLIED

Attribute: accessed

Description

This attribute holds the date on which the author found and accessed the Web-based resource this reference locates. This protects the author from the repercussions of changed content at the address given if it was published after the given date.

Specification

This attribute is not required. It has text content.

DTD Definition

                accessed                 CDATA  #IMPLIED