Forms and Encoding of Appendices

All sections of the book that follow after the end of the text (appendices, registers, other additions) are enclosed with the <back> element, which is found after the <body> element in <text>. Rough structuring within the <back> element is carried out using <div> elements whose @type attributes specify the text parts more detailed.

The following values of @type within the <back> area are possible:

`@type` Value	Meaning
`postface`	afterword, closing words, epilogue
`contents`	table of contents
`imprint`	information on the print edition
`imprimatur`
`index`	register
`corrigenda`	errata
`appendix`	appendix (e. g. with explanatory figures or tables)
`bibliography`
`advertisement`

The opening <back> tag directly follows the closing </body> tag, so it is still before every new page break. The endpaper and the back cover are always part of the <back> area.

<back>
  <div type="corrigenda">
    <head>Corrigenda:</head>
    <p>Misprints ...</p>
  </div>
  <div type="advertisement">
  <head>[Publisher's Name]</head>
    <list>
    <item>[Advertising Piece1]</item>
    <item>[Advertising Piece2]</item>
    </list>
  </div>
  <div type="imprint">
    <p>[Imprint]</p>
  </div>
</back>