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class Class
Used in two instances:
- Names the identifier as pertaining to a bibliographic work (“doi”) or to its author (“other”) in which instance @otherclass attribute must be used.
- Indicates the type of trademark as well as an indicator of what sort of trademark symbol should be displayed.
REQUIRED on element: <biblioid>
Value | Meaning | Behavior |
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doi | Digital Object Identifier | The element content will be rendered as a DOI and linked to a DOI resolution service. The string “doi:” will not be prefixed. |
other | The element content is something other than a DOI; the attribute @otherclass must be used to identify the content (which is currently limited to an author’s ORCID identifier). | |
Restriction | This attribute must be specified if the element is used. |
OPTIONAL on element: <trademark>
Value | Meaning | Behavior |
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copyright | A copyright | A copyright sign “©” is emitted before the element content |
registered | A registered trademark | A registered trademark sign “®” is emitted after the element content |
service | A service mark | A service mark sign “℠” is emitted after the element content |
trade | A trademark | A trademark sign “™” is emitted after the element content |
Restriction | The attribute is optional but in rendering, the value “trade” will be assumed. |
Tagged Sample
DOI for bibligraphic entry
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<bibliomixed xml:id="dunbar1960" xreflabel="Dunbar 1960">Dunbar,
Gary S. <quote>The Hatteras Indians of North Carolina</quote>.
<emphasis role="ital">Ethnohistory</emphasis> 7, no. 4 (Autumn
1960): 410–418. doi:<biblioid class="doi">10.2307/480877</biblioid>.
</bibliomixed>
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