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| element | attribute(s) | required | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| <fig-group> | Container element for figures that are to be displayed together. | ||
| no | The caption for a fig-group. | |
| no | The title for a fig-group. | |
| id orientation position fig-type | yes | Block of graphic or textual material that is identified as a figure, usually bearing a caption and a label such as “Figure 3.” or “Figure”. @id See id-syntax: A document-unique identifier for the element. Starts with "FIG". @orientation: required. Whether the object should be positioned tall (longe edge vertical "portrait") or wide (long edge horizontal "landscape").
@position: Whether the object must be anchored to its place or may float algorithmically to another location in the document. Also used for margin placement.
@fig-type: The type of figure. Supported values:
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| xlink:href | yes | Description of and pointer to an external file containing a still image. @xlink:href: required. The URI where the resource can be found. |
| yes | Alternate Text Name. Word or phrase used to provide a very short textual name, description, or purpose-statement for a structure such as a graphic or figure. This element is to be included for accessibility purposes and as such is always required. In this element, repeat the text given in the relevant <caption>``<title> unless Brill provides a specific alt-textIf no specific alt-text is provided together with the manuscript, use "see caption". Do not repeat the caption text, since screen readers would read teh same information twice. | |
| no | Attribution information. Do not use <sc> tags in this element, as the Small Caps style is part of the Brill Typographic Style and NOT semant |
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