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elements of a List Element should be List Item elements. A List Item Element, BlockQuote, Caption

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36 About Adobe Standard Element Tag Types • Block Quote Element (BlockQuote) - One or more paragraphs of text attributed to someone other than the author of the immediate surrounding text. • Caption Element (Caption) - A brief portion of text that describes a table or a figure. A caption element is different than a Label Element, which merely identifies, but does not describe a table or a figure. • Index Element (Index) - A sequence of entries that contain both identifying text and reference elements that point out the occurrence of the text in the main body of the document. • Table of Contents Element (TOC) - An element that can contain a structured list of items and labels identifying those items. A Table of Contents element can have its own discrete hierarchy. • Table of Contents Item Element (TOCI) - An item contained in a list associated with a Table of Contents Element. Heading and Paragraph Elements These are paragraph-like block-level elements which include specific level headings and generic paragraphs (P). A Heading Element (H) should appear as the first child of any higher level division. Six levels of heading (H1 - H6) are available for applications that don't hierarchically nest sections. Label and List Elements These are special block-level structural elements that are used for structuring lists: • List Element (L) - A List can be any sequence of items of like meaning or other relevance. • List Item Element (LI) - Any one member of a List. The immediate child elements of a List Element should be List Item elements. A List Item Element may have as a child a Label Element (optional) and a Label Body Element (required). • Label Element (LBL) - A Label can be a bullet, a name, or number that identifies and distinguishes an element from others in the same list. • List Body Element (LBody) - The descriptive content of a List item. Table Elements Table elements are special structural elements for structuring tables. They include:

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About Adobe Standard Element Tag Types
•
Block Quote Element
(BlockQuote)
– One or more paragraphs of text
attributed to someone other than the author of the immediate surrounding
text.
•
Caption Element
(Caption)
– A brief portion of text that describes a table or a
figure. A caption element is different than a Label Element, which merely
identifies, but does not describe a table or a figure.
•
Index Element
(Index)
– A sequence of entries that contain both identifying
text and reference elements that point out the occurrence of the text in the
main body of the document.
•
Table of Contents Element
(TOC)
– An element that can contain a structured
list of items and labels identifying those items. A Table of Contents element
can have its own discrete hierarchy.
•
Table of Contents Item Element
(TOCI)
– An item contained in a list associated
with a Table of Contents Element.
Heading and Paragraph Elements
These are paragraph-like block-level elements
which include specific level headings and generic paragraphs
(P)
. A Heading
Element
(H)
should appear as the first child of any higher level division. Six levels
of heading
(H1 – H6)
are available for applications that don’t hierarchically nest
sections.
Label and List Elements
These are special block-level structural elements that are
used for structuring lists:
•
List Element
(L)
– A List can be any sequence of items of like meaning or other
relevance.
•
List Item Element
(LI)
– Any one member of a List. The immediate child
elements of a List Element should be List Item elements. A List Item Element
may have as a child a Label Element (optional) and a Label Body Element
(required).
•
Label Element
(LBL)
– A Label can be a bullet, a name,
or number that
identifies and distinguishes an element from others in the same list.
•
List Body Element
(LBody)
– The descriptive content of a List item.
Table Elements
Table elements are special structural elements for structuring
tables. They include: