Validation Information:
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Rules,Values
Contained by:,<>|<>|<>|<>
May contain:,<>|</>|<>|<>|<>|<>|<>|<metamark>|<p>|<>|<>
Attributes:,@n|@rend|@type
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What is it?
The <div> tag divides the" href="https://bdmpmanual.uantwerpen.be/index.php/encoding-text/text/"><text>, and Typescripts contain one <div> tag as a child of the Manuscript notebooks contain one <div> for every page. They always come in pairs: one for each verso and one for each recto page. Both <div>s have an attribute @type with the value "page", and a @rend attribute with the values "verso" or "recto". See example underneath.
Attributes
The @type attribute explains what kind of division the tag represents. Possible attribute values are:
type="typescript"type="page"type="poem"type="act"type="scene"
The @n attribute contains the number of the section, poem, act, such as n="01".
If the <div>'s type is "page", the @n attribute must be the same as the facsimile's name. This is usually the facsimile's page number followed by an r (for recto) or a v (for verso).
If the <div>'s @type is "page", the @rend attribute indicates whether the page is recto (rend="recto") or verso (rend="verso").
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<div type="page" rend="verso" n="01v">…</div>
<div type="page" rend="recto" n="02r">…</div>[/xml]