Adobe 65030365 - FrameMaker - PC Developer's Manual page 395

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e l e m e n t
Synopsis and contexts
element "gi" {. . .
subrule;
. . .}
Arguments
gi
subrule
Structure Application Developer's Guide
A generic identifier.
The subrules of element indicate the treatment of the markup
element:
attribute, page 367, specifies what to do with a markup element's
attributes.
drop, page 373, discards the element.
fm attribute, page 396, specifies what to do with attributes
present in the FrameMaker representation of the element but not in
the markup representation of it.
fm property, page 399, specifies what to do with FrameMaker
properties associated with the element. This subrule applies only to
elements that correspond to graphic, equation, table, table part,
cross-reference, or marker elements.
is fm colspec, page HIDDEN, specifies that the element
represents a CALS table colspec. This subrule applies only to CALS
tables.
is fm cross-reference element, page 418, specifies that the
element corresponds to a FrameMaker cross-reference element.
is fm element, page 419, translates the element to a particular
FrameMaker element. You use this subrule to rename the element.
is fm equation element, page 420, specifies that the element
corresponds to a FrameMaker equation element.
is fm footnote element, page 421, specifies that the element
corresponds to a FrameMaker footnote element.
is fm graphic element, page 422, specifies that the element
corresponds to a FrameMaker graphic element.
is fm marker element, page 423, specifies that the element
corresponds to a FrameMaker marker element.
is fm spanspec, page HIDDEN, specifies that the element
represents a CALS table spanspec. This subrule applies only to
CALS tables.
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