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About Adobe Standard Element Tag Types
Block Quote Element
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attributed to someone other than the author of the immediate surrounding
text.
Caption Element
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figure. A caption element is different than a Label Element, which merely
identifies, but does not describe a table or a figure.
Index Element
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text and reference elements that point out the occurrence of the text in the
main body of the document.
Table of Contents Element
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list of items and labels identifying those items. A Table of Contents element
can have its own discrete hierarchy.
Table of Contents Item Element
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with a Table of Contents Element.
Heading and Paragraph Elements
which include specific level headings and generic paragraphs
Element should appear as the first child of any higher level division. Six levels
(H)
of heading
(H1 – H6)
sections.
Label and List Elements
used for structuring lists:
List Element
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relevance.
List Item Element
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elements of a List Element should be List Item elements. A List Item Element
may have as a child a Label Element (optional) and a Label Body Element
(required).
Label Element
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identifies and distinguishes an element from others in the same list.
List Body Element
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Table Elements
tables. They include:
(BlockQuote)
– A brief portion of text that describes a table or a
(Caption)
– A sequence of entries that contain both identifying
(Index)
(TOC)
are available for applications that don't hierarchically nest
These are special block-level structural elements that are
– A List can be any sequence of items of like meaning or other
(L)
– Any one member of a List. The immediate child
(LI)
– A Label can be a bullet, a name, or number that
(LBL)
– The descriptive content of a List item.
(LBody)
Table elements are special structural elements for structuring
– One or more paragraphs of text
– An element that can contain a structured
– An item contained in a list associated
(TOCI)
These are paragraph-like block-level elements
. A Heading
(P)