During the digital production process for ldsXML there was style information added downstream. During the schemas development the working group has explicitly chosen not to add style information to the content, instead they are relying on semantic based values. This attribute will temporarily store those values. The reason for doing this it keep these values close at hand for a season just in case we need it during the migration period. It is intended to be deprecated from the content and the schema as soon as it is prudent.
This attribute has a defined list of values, which include definitions that represent instructions for supplying content to translation services. This attribute should only be used if some sort of pre-processing is necessary to support translation of the content.
"property-name" — adds a property to a microdata item. The name of the property can be a word or URL, and the value is the ‘content’ of the element with this attribute.
When this attribute has an associated data-legacy-file-id and data-legacy-para-id with it the link has not yet been resolved. When it is by itself the link has been resolved but the document it is pointing to has not yet been approved for publishing so the href value is being protected and the link neutralized until the companion document is published.
Placed on an element where down stream channels need to know the end date so the content can be processed correctly, an example of this is the marking up of list items in manifest files for advanced study experiences.
Placed on an element where down stream channels need to know the start date so the content can be processed correctly, an example of this is the marking up of list items in manifest files for advanced study experiences.