Change Log:
+19 December 2006 (version 0.12.2)
+ * Added the "line" element to the inline elements list.
+
+19 December 2006 (version 0.12.1)
+ * Upgraded the table model to included "caption", "colgroup", "thead",
+ "tfoot", and "tbdoy" elements and the cell scoping attributes
+ "rowspan", "colspan", "axis", and "scope".
+ * Deprecated the "br" element in favor of the "line" element.
+
25 March 2006 (version 0.12.0)
* Added "illref", "illustrations" and "illgroup". Still backwards
compatible.
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-<!ENTITY % inline.content "#PCDATA | a | bookref | footref | em | strong | thought | foreign | quote | cite | code | br | typ | onomatopoeia | spell | item | %character.content;">
+<!ENTITY % inline.content "#PCDATA | a | bookref | footref | em | strong | thought | foreign | quote | cite | code | line | br | typ | onomatopoeia | spell | item | %character.content;">
<!ENTITY % block.content "p | ul | ol | dl | table | blockquote | illustration | combat | choice | signpost | hr | illref">
valign ( top | middle | bottom | baseline ) #IMPLIED
">
+<!ENTITY % cell.scope.attributes "
+ rowspan CDATA #IMPLIED
+ colspan CDATA #IMPLIED
+ axis CDATA #IMPLIED
+ scope ( row | col | rowgroup | colgroup ) #IMPLIED
+">
+
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<!ENTITY lt "&#60;"><!-- left angle bracket -->
<!-- :::::::::::::::::::::::::: Tables ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -->
-<!ELEMENT table ( tr )*>
+<!ELEMENT table ( caption?, colgroup*, thead?, tfoot?, ( tr+ | tbody+ ))>
<!ATTLIST table
+ summary CDATA #IMPLIED
%core.attributes;
>
<!--
-->
+<!ELEMENT caption ( %inline.content; )*>
+<!ATTLIST caption
+ %core.attributes;
+>
+<!--
+
+The "caption" element contains a brief description of the data
+contained in the table and the structure of the table.
+
+Example:
+
+ <table>
+ <caption>Random Number Table</caption>
+ . . .
+ </table>
+
+-->
+
+<!ELEMENT colgroup EMPTY>
+<!ATTLIST colgroup
+ span CDATA #REQUIRED
+>
+<!--
+
+The "colgroup" element explicitly groups several columns of tabular data
+together. The "span" attribute specifies the number of columns to be
+grouped. This is primarily useful for non-visual user agents.
+
+Example:
+
+ <table>
+ . . .
+ <colgroup span="1"/>
+ <colgroup span="13"/>
+ . . .
+ </table>
+
+-->
+
+<!ELEMENT thead ( tr+ )>
+<!ATTLIST thead
+ %core.attributes;
+>
+<!--
+
+The "thead" element contains rows of data designated as the table
+header. It creates a rowgroup for the purposes of the "scope"
+attribute in the "th" and "td" elements.
+
+Example:
+
+ <table>
+ . . .
+ <thead>
+ <tr . . .> . . . </tr>
+ . . .
+ </thead>
+ . . .
+ </table>
+
+-->
+
+<!ELEMENT tfoot ( tr+ )>
+<!ATTLIST tfoot
+ %core.attributes;
+>
+<!--
+
+The "tfoot" element contains rows of data designated as the table
+footer. It creates a rowgroup for the purposes of the "scope"
+attribute in the "th" and "td" elements.
+
+Example:
+
+ <table>
+ . . .
+ <tfoot>
+ <tr . . .> . . . </tr>
+ . . .
+ </tfoot>
+ . . .
+ </table>
+
+-->
+
+<!ELEMENT tbody ( tr+ )>
+<!ATTLIST tbody
+ %core.attributes;
+>
+<!--
+
+The "tbody" element contains rows of data designated as the part
+of the main table data. More than one "tbody" element is allowed per
+"table" element. It creates a rowgroup for the purposes of the "scope"
+attribute in the "th" and "td" elements.
+
+Example:
+
+ <table>
+ . . .
+ <tfoot>
+ <tr . . .> . . . </tr>
+ . . .
+ </tfoot>
+ . . .
+ </table>
+
+-->
+
<!ELEMENT tr ( th | td )*>
<!ATTLIST tr
%core.attributes;
<!ATTLIST th
%core.attributes;
%cell.align.attributes;
+ %cell.scope.attributes;
>
<!--
The "th" contains a table header used to label a particular row or
column of tabular data.
+The "scope" attribute specifies to what extent the data of this header
+applies. The "axis" attribute is a comma-separated list of categories
+to which the element belongs.
+
Example:
<tr . . .>
<!ATTLIST td
%core.attributes;
%cell.align.attributes;
+ %cell.scope.attributes;
>
<!--
The "td" element contains one cell of tabular data.
+The "scope" attribute may be used in conjunction with a "td" element to
+specify that though its data isn't considered header data, it functions
+as a label for the data. For example, a character's name is a label for a row
+of the character's statistics, but it is not a header.
+
Example:
<tr . . .>
-->
+<!ELEMENT line ( %inline.content; )*>
+<!ATTLIST line
+ %core.attributes;
+>
+<!--
+
+The "line" element contains one logical line of data in, for example,
+a poem. Its use should be confined to documents such as poems that
+require a particular line structure.
+
+Example:
+
+ <line>When the full moon rises o'er the temple deep,</line>
+ <line>A sacrifice will stir from sleep</line>
+ <line>The legions of a long forgotten lord.</line>
+
+-->
+
<!ELEMENT br EMPTY>
<!ATTLIST br
%core.attributes;
>
<!--
-The "br" indicates a required line break. Its use should be confined
-to documents such as poems that require a particular line structure.
+The "br" indicates a required line break. Its use is deprecated in favor
+of the "line" element.
Example:
<blockquote . . .>
. . .
There once was a Kai monk from Sommerlund<br />
- Who always wore a cummerbund<br />
+ Who always wore a pink cummerbund<br />
. . .
</blockquote>
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