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This section contains definitions and usage guidelines for all the standard Foundation Named List Selectors specified by IGP:FoundationXHTML.
Please note this is the Foundation selector list and not the complete list for all genres which may have special genre named lists of their own.Isolation blocks are used when named lists are required to be generated on any section page. For example a book may have just one frontmatter section with a short list of plates and list of maps on a single page. Named List Isolation blocks provide processing target.
A document should use only one named list section OR named list isolation block for any specific named list.
A container for list-abbreviations-rw as a substitute for a ListOfAbbreviations-rw section.
A container for list-abbreviations-rw as a substitute for a ListOfAbbreviations-rw section. This may be repeated any number of times in a document.
A container for list-chronology-rw as a substitute for a ListChronology-rw section. This may be repeated any number of times in a document.
A container for list-equations-rw as a substitute for a ListOfEquations-rw section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-figures-rw as a substitute for a ListOfFigures-rw section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-footnotes-rw when generated for e-content as for example a list at the end of the section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-glossary-rw as a substitute for a ListGlossary-rw section. This selector may be used any number of times in a document.
A container for list-index-rw as a substitute for a ListOfIndexes-rw section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-illustrations-rw as a substitute for a ListOfIllustrations-rw section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-illustrations-rw as a substitute for a ListOfIllustrations-rw section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-notes-rw as a substitute for a ListOfNotes-rw section. This is a processor target.
A container for list-permissions-rw as a substitute for a ListPermissions-rw section. This selector may be used any number of times in a document.
A container for list-plates-rw as a substitute for a ListOfPlates-rw section. This is a processor target.
Use when reference sections are to be generated or processed at the end of sections.
Use to create a table of contents for a single book section of the nature: In this Chapter.
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The explicit container for a list of abbreviations. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is an abbreviation item and the abbreviation is tagged with term-rw.
The explicit container for a list of acknowledgements. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is an acknowledgement item.
The explicit container for a chronology list. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is a chronology item and the date is tagged with inline style date-rw.
The explicit container for a list of equations. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list. Each <li> is an equation reference item. List equations are generated from numbered equation text blocks.
The explicit container for a list of figures. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list. Each <li> is a figure reference item. List equations are generated from numbered figure image blocks.
The explicit container for a list of equations. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list. Each <li> is an equation reference item. list equations are generated from numbered equation text blocks.
The explicit container for a glossary list. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is a glossary item and the glossary term is tagged with inline style term-rw.
The explicit container for a list of index terms. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list which can be nested. Each <li> is an index reference item. List indexes are generated from tagged index terms, or created manually with processor assistance in retrodigitization.
The explicit container for a list of illustrations. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list. Each <li> is an illustration reference item. list illustrations are generated from numbered illustration text blocks with captions and numbers.
The explicit container for a list of maps. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list. Each <li> is an map reference item. list maps are generated from numbered map media blocks that have captions and numbers.
The explicit container for a notes list. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is a note item and the number is tagged with inline style num-note-rw.
When used as book end-notes each section must have it's own list-notes-rw. These can be in a Notes-rw section, or in a notes-list-rw isolation block.
The explicit container for a permissions list. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is a permission item but there is no enforcement or identification of that. list-permission-rw items can be freely styled if required, or have semantic inline elements applied to identify source organizations or people.
The explicit container for a list of plates. It cannot contain anything other than an ordered list. Each <li> is a plate reference item. list plates are generated from numbered plate media blocks.
The explicit container for a reference list. It cannot contain anything other than paragraphs. Each paragraph is a reference item. Reference items can be optionally tagged with styles or semantic bibliographic tags.
The explicit container for a section toc list. It can contain a single ordered list. Each ordered list <li> is a toc item. Use to create a table of contents for a single book section of the nature: In this Chapter.
Defines a note in authored frontlist text before it has been processed to a list-note-rw.
Defines a footnote in authored frontlist text before it has been processed to a list-footnote-rw.
An inline style used to reference a numbered equation from the text.
An inline style used to reference a numbered figure from the text.
An inline style used to reference a numbered footnote from the text.
An inline style used to reference a numbered map from the text.
An inline style used to reference a numbered note from the text.
An inline style used to reference a numbered page from the text. Used in retrodigitization only.
An inline style used to reference a numbered plate from the text.
An inline style used to set the number of an equation text-block either manually or by processing. It must have a place-holder character if it is to be generated.
An inline style used to reference a numbered figure from the text and in list-figure processing.
An inline style used to set a footnote number or a particular character. The ref-footnote-rw links to the num-footnote-rw.
An inline style used to reference a numbered figure from the text and in list-figure processing.
An inline style used to set a note number. The ref-note-rw links to the num-foot-rw.
An inline style used to define the starting position in the text of a numbered page. It is a linking target.
An inline style used to set the number of a plate media-block either manually or by processing. It must have a place-holder character if it is to be generated.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a frontmatter section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a frontmatter section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a body part or unit section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a chapter section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a body section. This is applied when a body section is not a Chapter. Eg: for Topic-rw, Article-rw, Lesson-rw, etc..
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the number of a TOC item if available.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the sub-title of a TOC item if available.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the author of a TOC item if available.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the contributor of a TOC item if available.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines any other text for a TOC item if available.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a heading2 in the TOC for its parent section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a heading3 in the TOC for its parent section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a heading4 in the TOC for its parent section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a heading5 in the TOC for its parent section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the list item as a heading6 in the TOC for its parent section.
Used in list-toc-rw. Defines the number of a heading item if available.