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Using the <title> tag

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Description

The title tag is used to insert an optional label or title for a CNXML object such as a section, list, exercise, para, or other elements where titles may be appropriate.

Note: The title element replaces the now-deprecated name element beginning with CNXML 0.6.

Example

This CNXML:


<list id="groceries">
  <title>Grocery List</title>
  <item>Milk</item>
  <item>Eggs</item>
  <item>Sugar</item>
</list>

Results in this display:

Grocery List

Example

This CNXML:


<section id="intro">
  <title>An Introduction to CNXML</title>
  <para id="cnxml">
    <title>Part 1</title>
    This paragraph presents a brief introduction 
    to a customized version of XML called CNXML.
  </section> 
</section>

Results in this display:

An Introduction to CNXML

Part 1

This paragraph presents a brief introduction to a customized version of XML called CNXML.

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Children(what's this?)

code (inline display only), preformat (inline display only), quote (inline display only), note (inline display only), list (inline display only), term, cite, cite-title, foreign, emphasis, sub, sup, media, footnote, link, newline, space, Unicode text

Parents(what's this?)

section, preformat, para, quote, footnote, equation, note, list, code, figure, subfigure, example, exercise, problem, solution, commentary, meaning, rule, statement, proof, table
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