X.HTML:
Attributes


HREF

The HREF attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It serves as the tail of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.

Here is some more information.

Value(s)

CDATA

Default Value

#IMPLIED

METHODS

Operations on destination (advisory) (HTML 2.0)

Value(s)

NAMES

Default Value

#IMPLIED

NAME

NAME specifies the target of a hyperlink and must be unique within a document. Here is some more information.

Value(s)

CDATA

Default Value

#IMPLIED

REL

The REL attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It describes the target of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.

In CML glossaries are used extensively with the syntax:
REL=glossary
The

Value(s)

NAMES

Default Value

#IMPLIED

REV

The REV attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It describes the backwards relationship of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.

At present CML does not specify a use and it should evolve in parallel with what the WWW community decides.

Value(s)

NAMES

Default Value

#IMPLIED

SECTION

This optional attribute allows authors to add semantics to their document by describing the content of HTML blocks. A given type of SECTION can be repeated as many times as required; it is up to the processing application what is done with it. The meanings should be obvious, and only a few are commented.

abstract
acknowledgments
appendix
authors
bibliography
chapter
conclusion
contents
curation
Used in Glossary
editorial
experimental
figures
footnote
index
methods
part
preface
references
revision
schemes
section
subsection
subsubsection
summary
tables
title
unk
Unknown (default)

Value(s)

Default Value

unk

TITLE

The TITLE attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. In HTML 2.0 it is advisory only, but you are encouraged to use it in CML since it is used to label many of the displays, tables, etc. Virtually all CML elements have this attribute.

Value(s)

CDATA

Default Value

#IMPLIED

URN

Permanent address of destination (HTML 2.0)

Value(s)

CDATA

Default Value

#IMPLIED

VERSION

Value(s)

CDATA

Default Value

#FIXED = -//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN
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