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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Introduced in version 1.9.

Article ID

All articles published by Taylor & Francis are assigned a DOI and an Article ID (also referred to as Manuscript ID) upon entering production. The Article ID is used in the article XML in various articleid attributes including the root element articleid attribute, is used in the names of all files related to an article, and is used to refer to the article throughout the production process. In back issue digitization projects, all articles are assigned an Article ID from a range of ID's reserved for the project.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

Taylor & Francis participates in CrossRef's DOI program, and DOIs are assigned by Taylor & Francis as soon as a manuscript enters production. The DOI assigned by Taylor & Francis should always be used by vendors when coding articles in TFJA XML.

For back issue digitization projects, vendors may create DOIs using the following formula:

10.{publisher-prefix}/{issn}.{yearofpub}.{articleid}


-	publisher-prefix - CrossRef-assigned publisher prefix (1080)


-	issn - The Print ISSN of the journal, with dashes removed. The Electronic ISSN can be used if there is no Print ISSN assigned.


-	yearofpub - Year of publication. This should be the volume year if the issue in which the article will be published is known at the time of DOI creation. If a volume year is not known at the time the DOI is created this should be the current year.


-	articleid - Article ID assigned to the article. This is the Manuscript ID assigned by CATS, or the TFJA articleid for back issue digitization projects.

For example:

10.1080/10610278.2010.483737

Element Identifiers

The TFJA DTD allows an id attribute on most elements. This allows for flexibility, however id's are only useful on certain elements. The table below lists the preferred conventions to be used in creating the id attribute for each element where creation of an id is either required or recommended.

Component	Elements	ID Prefix	ID Example
Article	<article> <unarticle>	a	a483737 The id attribute of the root element is formed by prefixing "a" onto the article id.
Abstract	<abstract>	SA	SA0001
Keywords (section)	<keywordset>	SK	SK0001
Intro (section)	<intro>	S INT	S0001
Summary (section)	<summary>	S	S0001
Acknowledgements (section)	<ackno>	S	S0001
References (section)	<references>	references	references (no number)
Glossary (section)	<glossary>	S	S0001
Appendix (section)	<appendix>	S	S0001
Level 1 section	<section1>	S	S0001
Level 2 section	<section2>	S2	S20002
Level 3 section	<section3>	S3	S30003
Level 4 section	<section4>	S4	S40004
Level 5 section	<section5>	S5	S50005
			Note: the number normally increments for each section level. It is also permissible for the number to increment over all section levels, i.e. 0001 does not repeat at any section level.
Level 2 section (alternate form)	<section2>	parent section ID + S2	S0001-S20001
Level 3 section (alternate form)	<section3>	parent section ID + S3	S0001-S20001-S30001
Level 4 section (alternate form)	<section4>	parent section ID + S4	S0001-S20001-S30001-S40001
Level 5 section (alternate form)	<section5>	parent section ID + S5	S0001-S20001-S30001-S40001-S50001
			Note: in the alternate form of ID's for section2 - section5 the incrementing number may reset within each section and is unique due to the inclusion of the parent section's ID.
Table	<formaltable> <informaltable>	T	T0001
Figure	<figure>	F	F0001
Unnumbered Figure	<graphic>	UF	UF0001
			Note: This refers to the graphic element when used to code an unnumbered figure, not when used within a figure, formaltable, or equation element.
Inline Figure	<inlinegraphic>	ILF	ILF0001
Footnote	<footnote>	TFN	TFN0001
Endnote	<endnote>	EN	EN0001
Index	<index>	IND	IND0001
Chemistry	<chemeqn>	C	C0001
Unnumbered Chemistry	<unnumchemeqn>	UC	UC0001
Inline Chemistry	<inlinechemeqn>	ILC	ILC0001
Math	<matheqn>	M	M0001
Unnumbered Math	<unnummatheqn>	UM	UM0001
Inline Math	<inlinematheqn>	ILM	ILM0001
Affiliation	<affiliation>	AF	AF0001
Citation	<citation> <ref-periodic> <ref-book> <ref-conf> <ref-govpub> <ref-patent> <ref-web>	CIT	CIT0001
Supplementary Material	<supplementmaterial>	SUP	SUP0001
Translation	<translation>	TR	Note: Typically does not need an ID. Language attribute is used to indicate language.

Note: In some cases an ID has been applied to <table> or <equation> elements. The preferred way of coding is for the ID to be applied to the <formaltable> or <informaltable> element that encloses the table, or to the <matheqn>, <unnummatheqn> or <inlinematheqn> element that encloses the equation.

DOIs for Article Components

Certain elements within an article allow a DOI attribute, which should hold a DOI referring to that specific part of the article. Article component DOIs are based on the article's DOI, and appended with a hyphen and the ID of the article component. For example:

<figure id="F0006" articleid="483737" productid="GSCH" doi="10.1080/10610278.2010.483737-F0006">

DOI attributes can be added to the following elements: <section1>, <section2>, <figure>, <formaltable>, <informaltable> and <supplementmaterial>.