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display-as Display As
Indicates the level at which to display a title of a book part or other structural
element when the display level and hierarchical level are different.
Usage/Remarks
As an example, in some styles, a chapter title “Patient Assessment” might always appear
as a particular level heading (for example, a level 3 head) irrespective where the
chapter exists in the actual document hierarchy (for example, at level 1 or 2).
OPTIONAL on element: <title>
Value | Meaning |
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Text, numbers, or special characters | The name or number of the level of heading to be used to display this title instead of its regular hierarchical level. This attribute was added to preserve material that may already exist in tagged documents, so the values are likely to be specific to an individual publisher or tag set. Examples might include “3”, “head-3”, “level3”, etc. |
Restriction | @display-as is an optional attribute; there is no default. |
Tagged Sample
Designating an Acknowledgments to use level-4 styling (irrespective of its physical location in the book)
...
<ack id="s8435">
<title display-as="level4">Acknowledgments</title>
<p>We gratefully acknowledge the work of
the following ...</p>
</ack>
...