tf:query

The tf:query element is for capturing queries (questions to be resolved in production) and corrections (for example, corrections the typesetter should apply).

The tf:query element can be placed almost anywhere in text to allow queries to be added where needed.

Content Model

text & ( bold | italic | sub | sup | break )*

Attributes

Attribute Use Content
id optional xs:ID
query-num optional text
page optional text
item-num optional xs:NMTOKEN
item-type optional "line" | "paragraph" | "figure" | "table" | "reference"
query-for optional "author" | "production" | "copyeditor" | "typesetter"
author optional text

Parent Elements

<abbrev> <addr-line> <aff> <anonymous> <attrib> <bold> <chapter-title> <chem-struct> <collab> <comment> <compound-kwd-part> <conf-acronym> <conf-loc> <conf-name> <conf-num> <conf-sponsor> <conf-theme> <contrib> <copyright-statement> <corresp> <def-head> <disp-formula> <edition> <element-citation> <email> <entry> <etal> <ext-link> <fax> <funding-statement> <gov> <history> <inline-formula> <inline-supplementary-material> <issue-sponsor> <issue-title> <italic> <kwd> <label> <license-p> <mixed-citation> <monospace> <named-content> <on-behalf-of> <overline> <p> <part-title> <patent> <phone> <preformat> <product> <publisher-loc> <publisher-name> <related-article> <related-object> <role> <roman> <sans-serif> <sc> <series> <series-text> <sig> <sig-block> <source> <speaker> <std-organization> <strike> <string-conf> <string-date> <styled-content> <sub> <subject> <suffix> <sup> <target> <term> <term-head> <title> <trans-source> <underline> <unstructured-kwd-group> <uri> <verse-line> <volume-series> <xref>

Examples

  1. Tagged query:

    <tf:query query-num="1">Cite reference in text: (Sanahuja et al., 2011).</tf:query>

  2. Query section in an XML header:

    <notes>
<sec specific-use="query">
<p><tf:query id="Q0001">Missing from references: (Fritz, 2011)</tf:query></p>
</sec>
</notes>