Difference between revisions of "Citation Format"
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Two tags are provided under the citation namespace: cite:citation and cite:linkhere. The former is the root element of the file, and contains the body of the citation as well as any required namespaces. The latter surrounds one or many elements, and renders the content as a link to the item. | Two tags are provided under the citation namespace: cite:citation and cite:linkhere. The former is the root element of the file, and contains the body of the citation as well as any required namespaces. The latter surrounds one or many elements, and renders the content as a link to the item. | ||
| − | Other than <cite:citation /> and <cite:linkhere />, you can also use the xhtml namespace, which is the default namespace (the one which doesn't need a foo: type prefix on tag names), and also the [[EPrints Control Format]] elements such as <epc:if /> and <epc:print />. | + | Other than <nowiki><cite:citation /></nowiki> and <cite:linkhere />, you can also use the xhtml namespace, which is the default namespace (the one which doesn't need a foo: type prefix on tag names), and also the [[EPrints Control Format]] elements such as <epc:if /> and <epc:print />. |
Revision as of 11:45, 9 January 2007
The citation format files, located in the repository's citations directory, describe how citations for documents, eprints, and users should be rendered. The name of the directories reflect the name of the dataset, with the filename within the directory (e.g. brief.xml) identifying the name of the citation style.
<cite:citation xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:cite="http://eprints.org/ep3/citation" xmlns:epc="http://eprints.org/ep3/control"> <cite:linkhere><span class="ep_document_citation"><epc:print expr='format'/><epc:if test="formatdesc"> <epc:print expr="formatdesc"/>)</epc:if></span></cite:linkhere> </cite:citation>
Two tags are provided under the citation namespace: cite:citation and cite:linkhere. The former is the root element of the file, and contains the body of the citation as well as any required namespaces. The latter surrounds one or many elements, and renders the content as a link to the item.
Other than <cite:citation /> and <cite:linkhere />, you can also use the xhtml namespace, which is the default namespace (the one which doesn't need a foo: type prefix on tag names), and also the EPrints Control Format elements such as <epc:if /> and <epc:print />.
