Node type: Block element (can contain only other elements)
Whitespace: Not protected
The citation, for example of a poem or picture.
One or more:
<backCover>
<bodyBlock>
<figure figType="image">
<para paraID="5"><image altText="San Diego Temple" webURL="san-diego-temple-2.tif"/></para>
<para paraID="6">“Every temple that this Church has built has in effect stood as a monument to our belief in the immortality of the human soul.”</para>
<citationInfo>
<para paraID="7">President Gordon B. Hinckley, “Inspirational Thoughts,” <emphasis>Ensign,</emphasis> Apr. 2002, 4.</para>
</citationInfo>
</figure>
<image altText="bar code" href="file://barcode.tif"/>
</bodyBlock>
</backCover>
Wraps paras that contain the actual citation.
In figures, use one of the following paragraph styles, based on the figType attribute:
| FIGimg-CIT_para | (figType = image) |
| CALL-CIT_para | (figType = callout) |
| CHALK-CIT_para | (figType = chalkboard) |
| INFO-CIT_para | (figType = moreInfo) |
| QUOTE-CIT_para | (figType = quote) |
| SIDE-CIT_para | (figType = sidebar) |
| SIDEQT-CIT_para | (figType = sideQuote) |
| FIGtable-CIT_para | (figType = table) |
In poetry, use the POETRY-CIT_para paragraph style.
In recipe, use the xmlPara paragraph style for the citation. Include beginning and ending <RECIPE-CIT_para> tags (rather than standard ldsXML tags). Character styles such as emphasis are also allowed. If this comes into common use, a RECIPE-CIT_para paragraph style could be created.