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biblioid
biblioid — An identifier for a document.
Synopsis
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- Zero or more of:
- text
replaceable- Graphic inlines
- Indexing inlines
- Linking inlines
- Ubiquitous inlines
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Attributes
Additional attributes:
- Exactly one of:
- class (enumeration)
- “doi”
- “isbn”
- “isrn”
- “issn”
- “istc”
- “libraryofcongress”
- “pubsnumber”
- “uri”
- All of:
- class (enumeration)
- “other”
- otherclass (NMTOKEN)
- class (enumeration)
- class (enumeration)
Required attributes are shown in bold.
Description
A bibliographic identifier, such as an ISBN number, Library of Congress identifier, or URI.
This element supersedes the isbn, issn, and pubsnumber elements.
Important
The linking attributes will be removed from biblioid in DocBook V6.0.
They are inappropriate for an element that's intended to be simply an identifier.
Processing expectations
Formatted inline. Sometimes suppressed.
Attributes
- class
Identifies the kind of bibliographic identifier
Enumerated values: “doi” A digital object identifier.
“isbn” An international standard book number.
“isrn” An international standard technical report number (ISO 10444).
“issn” An international standard serial number.
“istc” An international standard text code.
“libraryofcongress” A Library of Congress reference number.
“pubsnumber” A publication number (an internal number or possibly organizational standard).
“uri” A Uniform Resource Identifier
- class
Identifies the kind of bibliographic identifier
Enumerated values: “other” Indicates that the identifier is some 'other' kind.
- otherclass
Identifies the nature of the non-standard bibliographic identifier