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appendix |
Appendix is defined as the section at the end of a book that gives additional information, usually of an explanatory, statistical, or bibliographic nature. |
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article |
An article in a magazine. |
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associated |
A document that contains associated content, such as media and related resources, to support the study experience of a parent document. By its very nature an “associated” document cannot exist without referencing a parent document. |
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back-cover |
The back cover of a publication like a magazine or a book |
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blog |
A single entry or post on a website containing a writer's or group of writers' own experiences, observations, opinions, etc., and often having images and links to other websites. |
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book |
Includes links to all elements of a book from the front cover to the back, including relevant metadata. |
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broadcast |
A broadcast, e.g., fireside. |
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chapter |
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conducting-notes |
Conducting notes are used for event broadcasts. They are translated but are never published digitally. |
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copyright |
The copyright page typically follows the title page in the front of a book and lists publication, legal, copyright, printing, listing and ISBN information. |
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figure |
A figure with its own metadata and optional resources. |
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foreword |
A short introduction to a publication, typically written by a person other than the author, e.g., first presidency letters. |
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front-cover |
The front cover of a publication like a magazine or a book |
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general-conference |
Content related to the overall semi-annual general conference, e.g., manifest files for conference would get this content type. |
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general-conference-session |
Content related that is specifically session related from the semi-annual general conference. |
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general-conference-talk |
Individual talks from semi-annual general conference. |
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index |
An alphabetical list of names, subjects, etc., with cross references (links) to the <html> pages where they occur, typically found at the end of a publication. |
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inside-back-cover |
The inside back cover of a publication like a magazine or a book |
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| enumeration |
inside-front-cover |
The inside front cover of a publication like a magazine or a book |
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introduction |
Material given at the front of a publication to explain or introduce it to the reader. |
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| enumeration |
magazine |
Includes links to all elements of a magazine from the front cover to the back, including relevant metadata. |
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masthead |
A masthead in a magazine. |
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music |
An <html> page whose primary content is the representation of music. Some prime examples would include the Hymns, Children's Songbook and sheet music published in magazines and manuals. |
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off-camera-continuity |
Off camera continuity are used for event broadcasts. They are translated but are never published digitally. |
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section |
Includes links to all elements of a section, either articles or chapters, including relevant metadata. |
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spine |
The spine of a publication, usually a book. |
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table-of-contents |
A list of titles of the parts of a publication, organized in the order in which the parts appear. |
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testament |
Includes links to all elements of a testament of scripture, including relevant metadata. |
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teaser-card |
A teaser-card is a container for a few short, related pieces of information and is a short representation of a larger conceptual unit that is intended to be linked out to through a specific call-to-action. |
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title-page |
A page at the beginning of a publication giving its title, the names of the author and publisher, and other publication information. |
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topic |
A topic with its own metadata and optional resources. |
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