Ernie Luzar wrote on 24/05/2017 21:53:
Are you referring to the tags which comprise the XML markup?
Yes the "chapter.xml" files with content enclosed with < > like <indexterm> </indexterm> Is this markup notation referred to as "tags" or is "markup notations" the correct way to reference them as a group?
XML Markup comprises tags which are used to denote XML elements and attributes.
Where are the intended usage meanings of all the different combinations of markup notations documented at? Looking at the online handbook and back tracking to the xml markup notation is not a easy method of identifying the xml markup notation to use to add new information to the handbook information.
You need the DTD (document type definition) that is being used. The FreeBSD documentation uses the DocBook DTD.
If you've already installed the textproc/docbook-xml port, the DTD is part of it.
Now here is the really puzzling question. How would I write documentation about these xml markup notations showing the real xml markup notation code in the doc without it being interpreted as something that gets converted? example <para>Here is what the xml markup notation code looks like;<title>As seem in the raw code.</title></para>
You would use the less than and greater than XML character entities in place of the less than and greater than signs. For example, <para>
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