Need to change DTD, and make sure CSS is correct? I don’t even know if this is correct. Help?

Posted Thursday, August 6, 2009 by admin





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1 Comment on "Need to change DTD, and make sure CSS is correct? I don’t even know if this is correct. Help?"

  • moralityplays said on Aug 6th, 2009 at 8:18 PM:

    Your DTD is correct, but your XML document is NOT.

    What your DTD is essentially saying is that your XML document has this structure:






    ..

    Notes:
    1. There can be one or more Chapter elements (either one or more than one). How? See that + sign after Chapter in your DTD, that says that.

    2. Note, XML is case-sensitive – so to be valid your XML document should necessarily follow the Capitalization of tags as in the DTD.

    3. Also each of the tags above can contain any other fanciful tags you invent (even HTML!). (How do I know that? – The DTD says each of the subtags has #PCDATA implies => Parsed Character Data)

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