element <table>

Namespace:	http://www.erudit.org/xsd/article
Type:	anonymous (extension of illustrationtype)
Content:	complex, 1 attribute, 6 elements
Defined:	globally in eruditarticle.xsd, see XML source
Includes:	definitions of 4 elements
Used:	at 2 locations

XML Representation Summary

<table

xs:ID

Content:

no*, caption*, (tabtext | mediaobject+), tabnote*, source?

</table>

May contain elements (6):

caption, mediaobject, no, source, tabnote, tabtext

May be included in elements (10):

appnote, note, para, section1, section2, section3, section4, section5, section6, tablegr

Known Usage Locations

Within anonymous complexTypes of elements (1):
tablegr [ref]
Within model groups (1):
para [ref]

Annotation

Label

Table

Description

Representation of a data set organized and arranged into rows and columns.

Comments

Note that tables can be represented as images (“mediaobject”) or text (“tabtext”).

A table must contain only “image”-type media objects, even if the content model of the “objetmedia” element also contains “audio” and “video” elements.

The content of the “no” sub-element must be entered as it appears in the article, with or without initial or final punctuation. This content consists of a mention of the type of object, along with its number, such as: (Table 1, Tab. 1, Table 1, Excerpt 1, etc.)

When appearing within a paragraph, tables must generally be relocated at the end of that paragraph.

Use the “table” element only to tag objects that correspond semantically to tables and not for “figure” or “box”-type objects whose numbering might mistakenly contain the word “table”.

Examples

example 1

<table id="ta15">
    <no>Tableau 13</no>
    <caption lang="fr">…</caption>
    <mediaobject float="block">…</mediaobject>
    <tabnote>…</tabnote>
    <source>…</source>
</table>

example 2

<table id="ta4">
    <no>Tableau 4</no>
    <caption lang="en">…</caption>
    <tabtext id="tt4" type="1" lang="en">…</tabtext>
    <tabnote>…</tabnote>
    <source>…</source>
</table>

Anonymous Type Detail

Type Derivation Tree

illustrationtype