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-<page xmlns="http://projectmallard.org/1.0/"
- type="guide"
- id="mal_block">
-
-<info>
- <link type="guide" xref="spec"/>
-
- <revision version="0.1" date="2009-05-28" status="review"/>
-
- <credit type="author">
- <name>Shaun McCance</name>
- <email>shaunm@gnome.org</email>
- <years>2008-2009</years>
- </credit>
-
- <include href="legal.xml" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude" />
-
- <desc>Paragraphs, lists, tables, and various semantic elements for
- building simple yet stunning pages.</desc>
-</info>
-
-<title>Block Elements</title>
-
-<synopsis><code mime="application/relax-ng-compact-syntax">
-mal_block = (
- <link xref="#basic">mal_block_basic</link> |
- <link xref="#formal">mal_block_formal</link> |
- <link xref="#lists">mal_block_lists</link> |
- <link xref="mal_table">mal_table</link>
-)
-</code></synopsis>
-
-<p>Block elements are the building blocks of pages. Mallard provides block
-elements for most common needs in software documentation, from simple paragraphs
-to example blocks to powerful tables. Pages and sections in Mallard are built
-up of block elements, which in turn contain either further block elements or
-inline content.</p>
-
-<p>Authors, editors, or other content producers sometimes need to supply
-richer information in their documents. While this information may not
-be conveyed by display tools, it may be used for various internal tracking
-purposes. Mallard allows elements to be extended with attributes from
-external namespaces. See <link xref="mal_external"/> for more
-information.</p>
-
-
-<!-- BEGIN basic -->
-<section id="basic" style="2column">
- <info>
- <title type="link">Basic Block Elements</title>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_code"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_example"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_media"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_p"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_screen"/>
- </info>
- <title>Basic Elements</title>
- <synopsis><code mime="application/relax-ng-compact-syntax">
-mal_block_basic = (
- <link xref="mal_block_code">mal_block_code</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_example">mal_block_example</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_media">mal_block_media</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_p">mal_block_p</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_screen">mal_block_screen</link>
-)</code></synopsis>
-
- <p>Basic block elements are elements that do not contain a title and which
- have either general block content or <link xref="mal_inline">inline
- content</link>. Using basic block elements, you can build up simple pages
- which convey information clearly.</p>
-</section>
-<!-- END basic -->
-
-
-<!-- BEGIN formal -->
-<section id="formal" style="2column">
- <info>
- <title type="link">Formal Block Elements</title>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_comment"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_figure"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_listing"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_note"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_quote"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_synopsis"/>
- </info>
- <title>Formal Elements</title>
- <synopsis><code mime="application/relax-ng-compact-syntax">
-mal_block_formal = (
- <link xref="mal_block_comment">mal_block_comment</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_figure">mal_block_figure</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_listing">mal_block_listing</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_note">mal_block_note</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_quote">mal_block_quote</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_synopsis">mal_block_synopsis</link>
-)</code></synopsis>
-
- <p>Formal block elements contain a <link xref="mal_block_title">title</link>
- and general block content. Formal block elements allow you to provide
- richer information in your pages.</p>
-</section>
-<!-- END formal -->
-
-
-<!-- BEGIN lists -->
-<section id="lists">
- <info>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_list"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_steps"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_terms"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_tree"/>
- </info>
- <title>List Elements</title>
- <synopsis><code mime="application/relax-ng-compact-syntax">
-mal_block_lists = (
- <link xref="mal_block_list">mal_block_list</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_steps">mal_block_steps</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_terms">mal_block_terms</link> |
- <link xref="mal_block_tree">mal_block_tree</link>
-)</code></synopsis>
-
- <p>Mallard provides list elements for most common needs, including the common
- definition, ordered, and unordered lists. Mallard also provides simple trees,
- which are useful for representing heirarchies such as class inheritance or
- directory layouts. Each of the list elements uses the <code>item</code>
- element, though the content model for <code>item</code> varies. See the
- list element pages for details.</p>
-</section>
-<!-- END lists -->
-
-
-<!-- BEGIN tables -->
-<section id="tables">
- <info>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_table"/>
- </info>
- <title>Tables</title>
-
- <p>Mallard provides a simple table model based on HTML tables. While not
- allowing the level of styling flexibility as HTML and CSS, Mallard tables
- provides simple solutions to common styling needs, such as alternate-row
- shading.</p>
-</section>
-<!-- END tables -->
-
-
-<!-- BEGIN other -->
-<section id="other">
- <info>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_title"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_subtitle"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_desc"/>
- <link type="topic" xref="mal_block_cite"/>
- </info>
- <title>Other Block-like Elements</title>
-
- <p>Mallard contains various block-like elements which are only used in
- specific contexts, and are not allowed in general block content. These
- elements allow for richer content models for the elements they appear
- in.</p>
-</section>
-<!-- END other -->
-
-
-<!-- BEGIN processing -->
-<section id="processing">
- <title>Processing Expectations</title>
-
- <p>Block elements all begin on a new line in rendered output. Pages can
- be visualized as a sequence of vertically-stacked block elements. Some
- block elements contain other block elements. In these cases, the
- containing element may introduce certain styling effects, and each of
- the child elements is rendered as normal.</p>
-
- <p>Each block element should be clearly distinguishable from its surrounding
- block elements. Typically, vertical padding is placed between block elements
- to set them apart. Certain block elements, especially those that have block
- content, may use a border, background color, or other styling effects. See
- each block element's specification for more details.</p>
-</section>
-<!-- END processing -->
-
-</page>