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banner.dtd

banners are in reality just a special kind of figure.

One can use the <pre> like this :

This is some
     pre-renderered
text here ( % ).
    

<Banner>'s children Name Cardinality abstract Only one author Only one country At least one figure At least one harvestdate Only one itemname Only one language Only one publishdate Only one shortdesc Only one site At least one source Only one title Only one topic Any number usertype At least one version Only one

(version, country+, language, author, itemname, site+, topic*, source, usertype+, publishdate, harvestdate, title, abstract, shortdesc, figure+)

A short description of the figure

Example: mom and dad on the boat

Banners may be used as clickable links. The link is provided by the url tag.

Id of the banner.

Example: coolId

The following to make common_figure usable

Version of the document.

Country

Language code : fr, se, ... to be completed

Name of the author of the document

Itemname of the document. This must be the same as the name of the file. That is "zero.html" will have an item name that is "zero". Itemname must be unique for a given site. That is, there must be not two content files with the same itemname on a given site.

sitekey (e.g. www.psychiatry24x7.com) of the sites where this content can appear

Describes the topic to which this document is related. The list of topics is clearly defined for a given site. Therefore, this topic is a keyword.

Source of the document

Kind of users that can see this document. It is a keyword that can have several values :

• guest
• consumer
• professional
• CI
• non-CI

Note that all of these values are not applicable to a given site.

Date when the document is published (that is not related to the sCMS publishing process).

Its format is "mm/dd/yyyy", where mm is the month, d is the day of the month and y is the year.

Date from which the document can appear on the site. Before that date, the document is kept hidden.

Its format is "mm/dd/yyyy", where mm is the month, d is the day of the month and y is the year.

Some keywords "defining" the document. Used by search engines to build their index.

Title of this document.

A simple short text describing the document. We don't allow tags (HTML,...) here.

A figure defines the presenation of a picture in the text. It canappear in various places like, for example, in backgrounders.

<figure>'s children Name Cardinality align One or none border One or none content One or none downloadable One or none height Only one hspace One or none id One or none link One or none url Only one vspace One or none width Only one

<figure>'s attributes Name Values Default orientation landscape, portrait portrait

(content?, id?, (link? | downloadable?), url, width, height, align?, hspace?, vspace?, border?)

orientation is useful for biosketch content, where the width and height of the figure are fixed

Possible values: landscape, portrait - Default value: portrait

An integer. Defines the width of the figure in pixel.

Where the user goes if he clicks on the image (a common url).

<link>'s attributes Name Values Default newwindow yes, no no

Define if the "link" must be opened in a new browser window.

Possible values: yes, no - Default value: no

An integer. Defines the with of the figure in pixel.

If this tag is used then a file download will be started. The file to download is specified by the value of the tag.

This tag specifies the amount of white space to be inserted to the left and right of the figure. An integer.

This tag specifies the position of the figure with respect to its context. Either "bottom","middle","top","left" or "right".

This tag specifies the amount of white space to be inserted above and below the figure. An integer.

If this tag is used, a border will be put around the figure. The value appearing in the tag defines the size of this border.