X.HTML
HTML allows authors to add hypertext of the complexity of the
current HTML language (at Sept. 1995 this is HTML 2.0). Authors are assumed
to be familiar with HTML and the DTD will not be documented here. There are,
however a few important differences:
Content
- address -- Address, signature, or byline (HTML 2.0)
- blockquote -- Quoted passage (HTML 2.0)
- dir -- Not used in CML (HTML 2.0)
- dl -- Definition list, or glossary (HTML 2.0)
- h1 -- Heading, level 1 (HTML 2.0)
- h2 -- Heading, level 2 (HTML 2.0)
- h3 -- Heading, level 3 (HTML 2.0)
- h4 -- Heading, level 4 (HTML 2.0)
- h5 -- Heading, level 5 (HTML 2.0)
- h6 -- Heading, level 6 (HTML 2.0)
- hr -- Horizontal rule (HTML 2.0)
- img -- Image. (HTML 2.0)
- menu -- Not used in CML (HTML 2.0)
- ol -- Ordered, or numbered list (HTML 2.0)
- p -- Paragraph. (HTML 2.0)
- pre -- Preformatted text. (HTML 2.0)
- ul -- Unordered list (HTML 2.0)
ATTRIBUTES
CONTENT DECLARATION
- Tag Minimization
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Open Tag: REQUIRED
Close Tag: REQUIRED
Parent Elements
- c.at -- A generic container for atomic coordinates and properties
- c.bo -- A generic container for bonds and their properties
- c.coor -- Additional coordinates for the atoms.
- c.crys -- Crystallographic data, especially unit cell and symmetry.
- c.feat -- Features of macromolecules (e.g. SITE, MUTATION).
- c.form -- Chemical formula.
- c.mol -- Toplevel container for molecular information.
- c.seq -- Represents a macromolecular sequence.
- c.symm -- Molecular symmetry.
- cml -- A toplevel DTD encompassing HTML 2.0, XML and MOL.
- x.bib -- A bibliographic entry.
- x.fig -- A figure, possibly in encoded binary.
- x.list -- A very flexible generic list/tree/table container.
- xml -- A toplevel container for the XML DTD.
Top Elements
All Elements
Tree
cml DTD