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default value
delimiter
descendant
DOCTYPE
document
document element
document instance
document type
document type
declaration
document type
declaration subset
DTD
EDD
element
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markup does not define the term attribute type, you can loosely think of an
attribute's declared value as its type.
In markup, the portion of an attribute definition that indicates whether an
attribute is required and what value to use if the user doesn't specify one. In
FrameMaker, refers only to the value to use if a user doesn't supply a value
for an attribute.
In markup, a character string used to identify a piece of markup or to
distinguish markup from data. For example, > (greater-than sign) is the default
closing delimiter for element tags.
Any element that is below a given element in a document's structure. For
example, if a Section element contains a Head element followed by a
Paragraph element, and the Paragraph element contains a Variable
element, the Variable element is a descendant of both the Paragraph and
the Section elements, but not of the Head element. See also ancestor, child
element, parent element, and sibling.
In markup, the reserved name that follows the opening delimiter of a DTD.
Informally used to refer to the document element.
A collection of information that is processed as a unit. A FrameMaker
document is any file in FrameMaker format. A markup document includes an
SGML declaration (for SGML), prologue, and document instance set.
In markup, the highest-level element in a document. The generic identifier of
this element is specified immediately after the DOCTYPE reserved name in the
DTD.
In markup, the portion of a document that contains markup and data for a
particular project such as a memo or book.
A class of documents having similar characteristics, such as technical manual
or internal memo.
In markup, a document type declaration (DTD) associates a document
element with a set of declarations (the document type declaration subset).
In markup, a set of declarations determining such things as the markup to
allow in a document and the elements and attributes for a document set. See
also external DTD subset and internal DTD subset.
See document type declaration subset.
See element definition document.
A structural unit of a document. Holds and organizes the contents of the
document.
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