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• table: table structure • teiHeader: Header (in work) • title: Dublin Core (in work) • titlePage: Content structure • transChange: Content inline • type: Dublin Core (in work) • verse: Content inline • w: Content inline • work: Header 20. Alphabetical list of Attributes and normative values 20.1. Global attributes These global attributes <strong>are</strong> in addition to xml:base, xml:lang, and xml:space which <strong>are</strong> defined by the XML standard itself. Attribute name DataType Usage Description annotateRef xs:string optional annotateType osisAnnotation optional ID xs:ID optional May be added to any element, generally to make that element accessible as a link target for generic hypertext browsers, or for the <strong>OSIS</strong> a element. osisID osisIDType optional The osisID attribute identifies the element bearing it as a container for actual canonicallyreferenceable text, and provides the applicable osisID: osisID="Matt.1.1". It must not be used on elements that merely refer to, or discuss, a canonically-referenceable text. For those cases, use the annoteWork and osisRef attributes, instead. See the section on reference systems for details on the form required for this attribute's value. canonical true | false optional The canonical attribute identifies the element bearing it as containing actual text of the work being encoded, as opposed to annotations, commentary, inserted headings, header metadata, notes, and other (non-canonical) information. Its value inherits in the same way as xml:lang. That is, the value applies to all descendant elements except where overridden.
esp xs:string optional This attribute, whose name is short for "responsible party", may be coded on any element to identify the party primarily responsible for that element and its content. For example, it might identify a member of a translation team; or on a note, it might identify the author of the note. Each distinct responsible party must be identified by the same value of this attribute wherever they <strong>are</strong> identified at all (that is, it is not permitted to use their initials sometimes, their last names other times, etc.). A list of responsible parties should be provided in the front matter or in the header. type xs:string (several element types restrict the values, as listed below). optional The type attribute allows encoders to identify more precise distinctions within the borad applicability of any given element. For example, the div (division) element has many subtypes, such as bookGroup, concordance, dedication, glossary, etc. Many other element types also have pre-defined values provided for the type attribute. Some but not all of those element types also permit users to add their own values, so long as they begin with "x-". When a predefined type is applicable, it must be used instead of creating a new type. subType xs:string optional In the r<strong>are</strong> event that the type attribute does not provide a fine-enough grained distinction of element types, the sub-type attribute may be used to make such distinctions. There <strong>are</strong> generally no restrictions on the values permitted for subType, except that the encoder should be consistent, and should document the meaning of any values used. n xs:string optional This attribute is identical to the TEI n attribute, and may be used to provide a name or number to identify the particular element instance. However, it should not be used to encode a value for which the osisID, osisRef, or ____ attribute is applicable. xml:lang xs:language optional This attribute is defined by the XML standard itself, and identifies the primary natural language of the content of an element. The value of this attribute is inherited; that is, any contained elements <strong>are</strong> presumed to be in the same language, unless they override it by
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