This is an alpha version of this book.
toc ::= (beginpage?, (title,subtitle?,titleabbrev?)?, tocfront*, (tocpart|tocchap)*, tocback*)
Name |
Type |
Default |
| pagenum | CDATA | None |
The following parameter entities contain toc:
| Parameter Entities | ||
| %nav.class; | %partcontent.mix; | |
The ToC element defines a table of contents in a document.
The general structure of elements in a ToC is analogous to the structure of the document described. For example, a ToC for a Book might contain TocFront elements for the front-matter of the book, TocChap elements for the body of the book, and TocBack elements for the back matter. Inside each of these are additional elements reflecting the structure of each component.
Formatted as a displayed block.
In real life, ToCs are usually generated automatically by the presentation system and never have to be represented explicitly in the document source.
<!DOCTYPE toc PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook XML V4.1.2//EN"
"http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.1.2/docbookx.dtd">
<toc>
<tocfront pagenum="i">Preface</tocfront>
<tocpart>
<tocentry>Part I</tocentry>
<tocchap>
<tocentry pagenum="1">Getting Started with SGML/XML</tocentry>
<toclevel1>
<tocentry pagenum="1">HTML and SGML vs. XML</tocentry>
</toclevel1>
<toclevel1>
<tocentry pagenum="3">How Does DocBook Fit In?</tocentry>
<toclevel2>
<tocentry pagenum="3">A Short DocBook History</tocentry>
</toclevel2>
</toclevel1>
<!-- ... -->
</tocchap>
</tocpart>
<!-- ... -->
<tocback pagenum="305">Bibliography</tocback>
</toc>
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