title

Child Nodes or Content

= Optional element or attribute

Parent Elements

alertText

annotation

figure (basic)

topic (attachment)

list (basic)

caption

credit

list (definition)

fieldGroup

form

figure (for teacher)

imageText

list (index)

topic (letter)

list (noMarker)

poetry

openingBlock

recipe

list (reference)

list (selection)

stanza

story

teachingMethod

titleBlock

tocBlock

tocEntry

topic

notes (symbol)

notes (numbered)

Code Sample

<titleBlock>

<title paraID="1">Doctrine and Covenants <br/>Student Manual</title>

<subtitle paraID="2">Religion 324 and 325</subtitle>

</titleBlock>

Notes

Generally, do not use styling elements like <strong>, <emphasis>, <smallCaps>, or <allCaps> for titles. This will be done with paragraph styles in InDesign and on the Web. The exception is when only a portion of the title needs the style.

See Also

• seriesTitle
• titleNumber
• subtitle
• runHead
• preamble

Marking in Microsoft Word

Chose the paragraph style that corresponds to the structure containing the title. These include ARTCL_title, SUBART_title, CHAP_title, TOPIC-1_title, CHALK_title, LISTalph-1_title, TOCENT-1_title, and numerous others.

Run-in titles can be indicated with character styles like TOPIC-1_runInTitle. Note that the resulting XML code is the same. Titles created with either method will display as block titles in InDesign and on the Web unless styled to be in-line.