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A group may contain a single head element (optionally) and zero or more body elements. The
body element is linked to the
must link to the of the group element.
id
<mm:group>
<mm:head>...</mm:head>
<mm:body> (Note: must be linked to id of mm:head)
</mm:body>
</mm:group>
Assign a Heading to a Group
A heading can be used to facilitate navigation on menu-driven devices. Smaller screen devices
often split content into smaller pieces to accommodate the inherent memory and bandwidth
restrictions. A heading is sometimes needed to give context to the piece of content that is being
displayed. The
<mm:head>
The heading can be used in another way to improve navigation on menu-driven devices. If the
mis.properties file is configured to enable "Back To Top" functionality, the heading inside the
tag will form a link at the end of split pages which will allow the user to return to the
<mm:head>
top of the group based on the hierarchy of the current document.
For example, if you grouped an article about elephants and gave it a heading "Elephants", each of
the subsequent split pages will have a link at the end that would read "Back to Elephants >>".
Note: If no heading is included, the
"Back To Top" text.
If a heading is assigned to a group, it may be part of the existing content, or may be explicitly
added for menu-driven navigation purposes.
Use the following tag to assign a heading to a group:
<mm:head id="name" useradded="yes|no">
where is the unique identifier for your heading and
id
is already part of the content (
The default is (
useradded="no"
Place the content of the heading after this tag, including any formatting that you require and
complete it with the closing tag:
</mm:head>
For example,
<mm-:head id="hd_details" useradded="no" > <b>Details</b></mm:head >
Define the Body Content for a Group
The content for a group follows the group heading. The following tag can be used to define the
content for the group:
<mm:body id="..."
where is the unique identifier you give your body and
id
associated this body content.
For example,
<mm:body id="bd_address" idref="hd_details">
of the head element. If no head is present the first body element
id
tag is used for this purpose.
attribute is used both in the navigation menu and as the
title
useradded="no"
).
idref="....">
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indicates whether this heading
useradded
) or has been explicitly added (
is the identifier of the heading
idref
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).
useradded="yes"