describes the processing intended for a specified element. names the process or function which this processing model uses in order to produce output. support display of alternative visualisations, for example by displaying the preferred content, by displaying both in parallel, or by toggling between the two. supplies the preferred content supplies the alternative content create an identifiable anchor point in the output supplies an identifier for the anchor point create a block structure create the body of a document. create a line, column, or page break according to the value of type create a table cell show the content, with an indication of the source start a new output document make a figure with the title as caption show a character by looking up reference to a chardesc at the given URI if url is present, uses it to display graphic, else display a placeholder image. url of image file desired width of image desired height of image scaling for image title of figure (usually not displayed directly) creates a heading. generate list according to type creates inline element out of content create hyperlink link url create a list create a list item create metadata section create a note, often out of line, depending on the value of place; could be margin, footnote, endnote, inline do nothing, do not process children create a paragraph out of content. create a table row create a new section of the output document create a table create literal text create document title the condition under which this model applies, given as an XPath predicate expression. whether to obey any rendition attribute which is present.

If the useSourceRendition attribute is not specified, or has the value false, any renditional information specified in the source document should be ignored.

the intended output. the output is intended for presentation in a web format the output is intended for presentation in a print format the output is intended for presentation in a plain text format

If the output attribute is not specified, this model is assumed to apply for all forms of output.

the name of a CSS class which should be associated with this element If it's inside a paragraph then it's inline If it's not inside a paragraph then it is block level If it is a child of a person element, treat as inline font-weight:bold

The intended output to be generated for a particular behaviour of a processing model may be documented in one or all of the three following ways. Firstly, the cssClass attribute may be used to specify the name of a CSS style in some associated CSS stylesheet which is to be applied to each occurrence of a specified element found (in a given context, for a specified output). Secondly, the attribute useSourceRendition may be used to indicate that the default rendition for occurrences of this element, as defined by a rendition element in the document header, should be applied. Thirdly, the styling to be applied may be specified explicitly as content of a child outputRendition element. When more than one of these options is used, they are understood to be combined in accordance with the rules for multiple declaration of the styling language used.