textobject
textobject — A wrapper for a text description of an object and its associated meta-information.
Synopsis
- Sequence of:
info? (db.titleforbidden.info)- One of: 
- One or more of:
annotationbridgeheadremarkrevhistory- Indexing inlines 
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 - Admonition elements 
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 - Formal elements 
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 - Graphic elements 
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 - Informal elements 
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informalequationinformalexampleinformalfigureinformaltable(db.cals.informaltable)informaltable(db.html.informaltable)
 - List elements 
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 - Paragraph elements 
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 - Publishing elements 
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 - Synopsis elements 
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 - Technical elements 
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 - Verbatim elements 
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 phrase(db.phrase)textdata
 - One or more of:
 
 
Attributes
Additional Constraints
- If this element is the root element, it must have a version attribute.
 
Description
A textobject is a wrapper containing a textual
      description of a media object and its associated meta-information. A
      textobject is only allowed in
      mediaobject as a fallback. It cannot be the primary
      content.
There are two different forms of textobject,
      and it is not unreasonable for a media object to contain both of
      them.
In the first form, the content of a textobject
      is simply a phrase. This form is a mechanism for
      providing a simple “alt text” for a media object. The
      phrase might be used, for example, as the value of the alt attribute on an HTML
      img, with
      the primary content of the image coming from one of the other objects in
      the media object.
In the second form, the content of textobject
      is a longer, prose description. This form could be used when rendering
      to devices that are incapable of displaying any of the other
      alternatives.
Processing expectations
May be formatted inline or as a displayed block, depending on
        context. It might not be rendered at all, depending on its placement
        within a mediaobject or
        inlinemediaobject and the constraints on the
        publishing system. For a more detailed description of the semantics
        involved, see mediaobject.
See Also
audioobject, caption, imageobject, inlinemediaobject, mediaobject, videoobject




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