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Meta-information


SetInfo =
BookInfo =
AppendixInfo =
BibliographyInfo =
ChapterInfo =
GlossaryInfo =
IndexInfo =
PartInfo =
PrefaceInfo =
RefEntryInfo =
RefSect1Info =
RefSect2Info =
RefSect3Info =
RefSynopsisDivInfo =
ReferenceInfo =
Sect1Info =
Sect2Info =
Sect3Info =
Sect4Info =
Sect5Info =
SetIndexInfo =
SectionInfo =
ArticleInfo =
SidebarInfo =
ObjectInfo = ( Graphic | MediaObject |
               LegalNotice | ModeSpec |
               SubjectSet | KeywordSet |
               ITermSet | %bibliocomponent.mix; )+

Elements : SetInfo, BookInfo, AppendixInfo, BibliographyInfo, ChapterInfo, GlossaryInfo, IndexInfo, PartInfo, PrefaceInfo, RefEntryInfo, RefSect1Info, RefSect2Info, RefSect3Info, RefSynopsisDivInfo, ReferenceInfo, Sect1Info, Sect2Info, Sect3Info, Sect4Info, Sect5Info, SetIndexInfo, SectionInfo, ArticleInfo, SidebarInfo, ObjectInfo, Graphic, MediaObject, LegalNotice, ModeSpec, SubjectSet, KeywordSet, ITermSet.

Attributes : Contents.

The elements used to create the hierarchy of the document (that is, all the elements defined up to this chapter) contain an element enclosing meta-information.

Some block elements also contain an element of this kind: Sidebar, MediaObject, InlineMediaObject, VideoObject, AudioObject, ImageObject, TextObject and MediaObjectCO.

The name of the element enclosing the meta-information is created by adding the termination Info at the name of the parent element. For example, the meta-information for a Chapter is enclosed in an element named ChapterInfo.

An exception is made for elements enclosing an object: (MediaObject, InlineMediaObject, VideoObject, AudioObject, ImageObject, TextObject and MediaObjectCO). The name of the element enclosing meta-information for all these elements is named ObjectInfo.

These meta-information elements all contain one or several of the following elements, in any order: