Table of Contents
Table of contents are enclosed with the element <div
type="contents">
. A possible title is in the sub-element <head>
. The single directory entries are organized in a list (<list>
) with the respective chapter entries in <item>
elements, the corresponding page numbers in <ref>
elements:
<div type="contents"> <head>[title]</head><!-- if available --> <list> <item>[directory entry1/chapter name1] <ref>[page]</ref> </item> <item>[directory entry2/chapter name2] <ref>[page]</ref> </item> </list> </div>
Tables of contents can be located in the introductory part of a volume and thus within the <front>
element, or they can conclude a volume in which case they should be assigned to the <back>
element. Tables of contents for individual books in a volume are eventually transcribed within the <text>
element.
Note: Alternative regulation phase 1: Typographical features (bold, italic, spaced etc.) of the table of contents in comparison to the continuous text as well as typographical variance within the table of contents are tagged with.