PGTEI Quick Reference
Unofficial!
PGTEI (PG TEI) = Project Gutenberg's draft/proposed XML vocabulary based on the Text Encoding Initiative
Here's a (very rough) quick reference to (part of) PGTEI, including a (not complete) comparison with XHTML. In many cases, the full meaning, scope or usage of the tag and/or attribute differs between the two vocabularies, but I think an approximate equivalence is still informative. There may be errors! If you spot any, please let me know. Identical tags (though perhaps with different attributes) include: p, div.
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PGTEI |
XHTML |
notes |
reference |
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rend=left, right, center |
align=left, right, center |
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4.1 |
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rend=display |
blockquote |
"This block has wider margins" |
4.1 |
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rend=verbatim |
pre or style=white-space: pre |
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4.1 |
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rend=newpage
rend=newdoublepage |
??? |
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4.1 |
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float=h, t, b, p |
??? |
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4.1 |
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head
type=sub |
h1..h6
(none) |
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4.2 |
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part=I, M, F |
??? |
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4.3 |
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  |
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m-space is wider than nbsp though probably not twice as wide |
4.3 |
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sp |
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speech |
4.3 |
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speaker |
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4.3 |
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lb |
br |
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5 |
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emph |
em |
emphasis (often italics) |
6.1 |
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hi |
span |
highlight |
6.1 |
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q rend=display,
pre, post, none |
" or the literal character |
Q: is there a way to indicate single vs. double or curly vs. straight? |
6.2 |
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foreign lang= |
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6.3 |
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note place=
foot, end, margin |
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7 |
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note resp= |
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responsibility |
7 |
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ref target= |
a href= |
for internal links |
8.1 |
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anchor id= |
a name= |
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8.1 |
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xref url= |
a href= |
for external links |
8.2 |
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name |
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generally for a person? |
11.1 |
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rs |
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referring string (generally for a place or thing?) |
11.1 |
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list |
ul or ol |
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12 |
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p table |
table |
must enclose table in p |
14 |
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figure url=
figDesc |
img href=
alt= |
figDesc may contain markup; alt cannot |
15 |
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eg |
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example, a block level element |
17.1 |
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formula |
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may contain TEX or NROFF code |
17.1 |
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divGen |
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generated divisions |
17.2 |
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index=toc, pdf, pdb |
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defaults to contents of the next head |
17.2 |
6.1: For inline elements such as hi, rend supports: italic, bold, ul (underline), sc (small caps), sup (superscript), sub (subscript), expanded, strike, smaller, small, large, larger, code (monospace).
17.2: divGen type= supports the following: titlepage, colophon (titled "Credits"), toc (titled "Contents"), pgheader, pgfooter, footnotes.
General notes: the documentation suggests using FIXME in a comment to mark items that should be reviewed later.
Posted Oct. 28, 2004
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