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\nRules,Values<\/p>\n
Contained by:,<add<\/a>>|<back<\/a>>|<body<\/a>>|<date<\/a>>|<del<\/a>>|<div<\/a>>|<floatingText<\/a>>|<front<\/a>><head<\/a>>|<hi<\/a>>|<l<\/a>>|<lg<\/a>>|<metamark<\/a>>|<note<\/a>>|<num<\/a>>|<p<\/a>>|<restore<\/a>>|<seg<\/a>>|<sic<\/a>>|<sp<\/a>>|<speaker<\/a>>|<stage<\/a>>|<stamp<\/a>>|<text<\/a>>|<unclear<\/a>><\/p>\n May contain:,none (empty element) The We distinguish 3 types of This tag is reserved\u00a0for those rare cases where the author has clearly broken off a line for his own reasons, rather than being obliged to do so because of the document's limited dimensions. It is not necessary, however, to put such a bare An example of this could be a prose passage with some lines of dialogue. Each "turn"\u00a0in the dialog is not a paragraph in itself, there are \u00a0 The letters of the In those cases of <\/div><\/div><\/div><\/p>\n When the hyphen at the end of the line is part of the word or phrase itself (such as in the French phrase: "c'est-\u00e0-dire"), we hardcode the hyphen, and end the line with a regular [xml highlight="3"]<\/p>\n c'est-<lb rend="it">\u00e0-dire<\/p>\n is\u00a0CORRECT[\/xml]<\/p>\n while<\/em>:<\/p>\n [xml highlight="3"]<\/p>\n c'est-<lb rend="it"> \u00e0-dire<\/p>\n is\u00a0INCORRECT<\/p>\n [\/xml]<\/p>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\nAttributes:,@rend<\/strong><\/span>
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\nWhat is it?<\/h3>\n
<lb\/><\/code>\u00a0element is an empty element that marks a line\u00a0break, and so we put one at the end of every typographic line in the document. The differences between our different types of line breaks allow some of these line breaks to be made visible in some of the edition's views, while remaining invisible in others. Please note that the word 'line' in 'line break' does not refer to\u00a0verse lines<\/em>. Verses should be tagged using the <l><\/code><\/a> element, not the <lb\/><\/code> element.<\/p>\nAttributes<\/h3>\n
<lb\/><\/code>s:<\/p>\n\n
@rend<\/code> attribute),<\/li>\n@rend=\"it\"<\/code>),<\/li>\n@rend=\"-it\"<\/code>).<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nHard returns<\/strong><\/h5>\n
<lb\/><\/code> at the end of each paragraph: in those cases, closing the <p><\/code> tag will suffice.<\/p>\n<lb\/><\/code>\u00a0tags between turns to encode the hard return.<\/p>\nSoft returns<\/strong><\/h5>\n
@rend<\/code> attribute's value stand for 'image\/text', meaning that the line break is to be visualized in the 'image\/text' view, but not in the 'text' view. This is the most current type of line break, that takes place every time the author reaches the end of a\u00a0line, and continues to write\u00a0on the next one.<\/p>\nHyphenated soft returns<\/strong><\/h5>\n
@rend=\"it\"<\/code> where the author splits a word in two, using a hyphen, we use the \"-it\"<\/code> value. This way, the word will be hyphenated in the 'image-text' view, but merged\u00a0back together in the 'text' view.<\/p>\n
\nSpecial Cases<\/h3>\n
The hyphen\u00a0is part of the word<\/h5>\n
@rend=\"it\"<\/code> line break. This way, the hyphen will be visible in both the 'text' view and the 'image\/text' view. Please make sure not to write a space before or after the line break in those cases.<\/p>\nThe end of the sentence coincides with the end of a line<\/h5>\n