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SubjectTerm ::= (#PCDATA)
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Both the start- and end-tags are required for this element.
A SubjectTerm is an individual subject word or phrase that describes the subject matter of a document or the portion of a document in which it occurs.
Subject terms are not expected to contain any markup. They are external descriptions from a controlled vocabulary.
May be formatted inline or as a displayed block, depending on context. Subject terms are rarely displayed to a reader. Usually, they are reserved for searching and retrieval purposes.
These elements contain SubjectTerm: Subject .
In some contexts, the following elements are allowed
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For examples, see SubjectSet .
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SubSteps ::= (Step+)
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Both the start- and end-tags are required for this element.
A Procedure describes a sequence of Step s that a reader is expected to perform. If a finer level of granularity is required for some steps, you can use SubSteps to embed substeps within a Step .
SubSteps contain Step s, so substeps can be nested to any depth.
Formatted as a displayed block. SubStep s are almost always numbered.
These elements contain SubSteps: Step .
The following elements occur in SubSteps: Step .
In some contexts, the following elements are allowed
Performance specifies whether particular set of Substep in a Procedure must be performed or is optional.
For examples, see Procedure .
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Subtitle ::= ((#PCDATAFootnoteRefXRefAbbrevAcronymCitationCiteRefEntry CiteTitleEmphasisFirstTermForeignPhraseGlossTermFootnote PhraseQuoteTrademarkWordAsWordLinkOLinkULinkAction ApplicationClassNameCommandComputerOutputDatabaseEmail EnVarErrorCodeErrorNameErrorTypeFilenameFunctionGUIButton GUIIconGUILabelGUIMenuGUIMenuItemGUISubmenuHardware InterfaceInterfaceDefinitionKeyCapKeyCodeKeyComboKeySym LiteralConstantMarkupMediaLabelMenuChoiceMouseButton MsgTextOptionOptionalParameterPromptPropertyReplaceable ReturnValueSGMLTagStructFieldStructNameSymbolSystemItem TokenTypeUserInputVarNameAnchorAuthorAuthorInitials CorpAuthorModeSpecOtherCreditProductNameProductNumber RevHistoryCommentSubscriptSuperscriptInlineGraphic InlineMediaObjectInlineEquationIndexTerm)+)
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A Subtitle identifies the subtitle of a document, or portion of a document.
Formatted as a displayed block.
These elements contain Subtitle: Appendix , ArtHeader , Article , BiblioDiv , BiblioEntry , Bibliography , BiblioMixed , BiblioMSet , BiblioSet , Book , BookBiblio , BookInfo , Chapter , Colophon , Dedication , DocInfo , Glossary , GlossDiv , Index , IndexDiv , LoT , ObjectInfo , Part , PartIntro , Preface , Reference , RefSect1 , RefSect1Info , RefSect2 , RefSect2Info , RefSect3 , RefSect3Info , RefSynopsisDiv , RefSynopsisDivInfo , Sect1 , Sect1Info , Sect2 , Sect2Info , Sect3 , Sect3Info , Sect4 , Sect4Info , Sect5 , Sect5Info , Section , SectionInfo , SeriesInfo , Set , SetIndex , SetInfo , SimpleSect , ToC .
The following elements occur in Subtitle: Abbrev , Acronym , Action , Anchor , Application , Author , AuthorInitials , Citation , CiteRefEntry , CiteTitle , ClassName , Command , Comment , ComputerOutput , Constant , CorpAuthor , Database , Email , Emphasis , EnVar , ErrorCode , ErrorName , ErrorType , Filename , FirstTerm , Footnote , FootnoteRef , ForeignPhrase , Function , GlossTerm , GUIButton , GUIIcon , GUILabel , GUIMenu , GUIMenuItem , GUISubmenu , Hardware , IndexTerm , InlineEquation , InlineGraphic , InlineMediaObject , Interface , InterfaceDefinition , KeyCap , KeyCode , KeyCombo , KeySym , Link , Literal , Markup , MediaLabel , MenuChoice , ModeSpec , MouseButton , MsgText , OLink , Option , Optional , OtherCredit , Parameter , Phrase , ProductName , ProductNumber , Prompt , Property , Quote , Replaceable , ReturnValue , RevHistory , SGMLTag , StructField , StructName , Subscript , Superscript , Symbol , SystemItem , Token , Trademark , Type , ULink , UserInput , VarName , WordAsWord , XRef .
In some contexts, the following elements are allowed
In some contexts, the following elements are excluded: Acronym , Footnote , IndexTerm .
Title , TitleAbbrev
For examples, see Bibliography , Sect1Info , Section .
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