Common Attribute Parameter Entities
Name
Common Attribute Parameter Entities -- Parameter entities which define the common attributes
Synopsis
These parameter entities define the attributes that are considered
"common". Common attributes occur on every element.
They are provided by either
the %common.attrib; parameter entity
or the %idreq.common.attrib;
parameter entity. Those parameter entities are defined in terms of the
others, listed here.
%arch.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the Arch attribute.
Arch designates the
computer or chip architecture to which the element applies.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Arch | CDATA | None |
%arch.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%common.attrib;
Parameterizes the common attributes on elements with an optional ID.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Id | ID | None |
| Lang | CDATA | None |
| Remap | CDATA | None |
| XRefLabel | CDATA | None |
| RevisionFlag | Enumerated: Changed
Added
Deleted
Off | None |
| Arch | CDATA | None |
| Conformance | NMTOKENS | None |
| OS | CDATA | None |
| Revision | CDATA | None |
| UserLevel | CDATA | None |
| Vendor | CDATA | None |
%common.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%conformance.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the Conformance attribute.
Conformance indicates standards conformance
characteristics of the item contained in the element.
These characteristics are application-specific. DocBook provides
no defaults.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Conformance | NMTOKENS | None |
%conformance.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%effectivity.attrib;
Parameterizes the effectivity attributes.
The effectivity attributes allow you to indicate when the content of
an element applies to only a certain class of hardware or software or
a particular level of user experience.
 | If you are not using effectivity attributes in your documents, removing
them from your DTD, with a customization
layer, greatly reduces the size of the ESIS.
This can dramatically improve the processing speed of some applications. |
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Arch | CDATA | None |
| Conformance | NMTOKENS | None |
| OS | CDATA | None |
| Revision | CDATA | None |
| UserLevel | CDATA | None |
| Vendor | CDATA | None |
%effectivity.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%id.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the ID attribute.
Id is an identifying string for the
element. It must be
unique at least within the document and
must begin with a letter.
Parameter Entity
%id.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%idreq.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the required ID attribute.
Id is an identifying string for the
element. It must be
unique at least within the document and
must begin with a letter.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Id | ID | Required |
%idreq.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%idreq.common.attrib;
Parameterizes the common attributes on elements with a required ID.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Id | ID | Required |
| Lang | CDATA | None |
| Remap | CDATA | None |
| XRefLabel | CDATA | None |
| RevisionFlag | Enumerated: Changed
Added
Deleted
Off | None |
| Arch | CDATA | None |
| Conformance | NMTOKENS | None |
| OS | CDATA | None |
| Revision | CDATA | None |
| UserLevel | CDATA | None |
| Vendor | CDATA | None |
%idreq.common.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%lang.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the Lang attribute.
Lang should be a
language code drawn from ISO 639 (perhaps extended with
a country code drawn from ISO 3166, as en_US). Use
it when you need to signal your application to change
hyphenation and other display characteristics.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Lang | CDATA | None |
%lang.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%os.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the OS attribute.
OS indicates the operating system to which the element is
applicable.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| OS | CDATA | None |
%os.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%remap.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the Remap attribute.
Remap contains an element name or similar semantic
identifier assigned to the content in a previous
markup scheme.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Remap | CDATA | None |
%remap.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%revision.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the Revision attribute.
Revision
indicates the editorial revision to which the element belongs.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Revision | CDATA | None |
%revision.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%revisionflag.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the RevisionFlag attribute.
RevisionFlag
indicates the revision status of element; the default is that the element
hasn't been revised. RevisionFlag is intended only for simple revision
management: to track the entire history of a document use a proper
revision control system. Use RevisionFlag for indicating changes
from one version to the next, no more.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| RevisionFlag | Enumerated: Changed
Added
Deleted
Off | None |
%revisionflag.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%userlevel.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the UserLevel attribute.
UserLevel indicates the level of user experience to which
element applies.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| UserLevel | CDATA | None |
%userlevel.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%vendor.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the Vendor attribute.
Vendor identifies the company or organization that owns or resells the
things described in the element to which it applies.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| Vendor | CDATA | None |
%vendor.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
%xreflabel.attrib;
Parameterizes the definition of the XRefLabel attribute.
XRefLabel holds text
to be used when a cross reference (e.g. XRef)
is made to the element.
Parameter Entity
Name | Type | Default |
| XRefLabel | CDATA | None |
%xreflabel.attrib; contributes to the declaration of the following elements:
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