29.2.4 Using attribute markers for HTML or XML
For HTML or XML output, Mif2Go treats any FrameMaker marker that has a name that begins with Cell, Char,
Graph, Link,
Meta, Para,
Row, or Table
as an attribute marker. For HTML (for example), Mif2Go inserts the attribute="value" pair specified by each of the attribute marker
types as follows:
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CellAttr
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In the <td> or
<th> tag for the enclosing table cell.
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CharAttr
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In the tag for the current or next inline element.
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GraphAttr
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In the next <img>
tag.
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LinkAttr
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In the next link (<a href=...>)
tag.
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MetaType
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In a <meta> tag;
produces a new element, <meta name="Type" content="content">,
in the <head> element.
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ParaAttr
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In the tag for the current block element.
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RowAttr
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In the <tr> tag
for the current table row; best practice is to place the marker in the
first cell in the row.
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TableAttr
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In the <table>
tag, in the enclosing table; if not positioned in a table, applies to
the next table in the same flow.
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Table 29-2
lists the elements to which each attribute marker can apply for each output type.
Table 29-2 Elements to which attribute markers apply, by output type
