From ccb821f83ede52f4150d19f9f8ed559609ebdab2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Daniel Persson The overall policy for marking capital letters should be determined by the
+implementing application, for example per job or in a system setting. A user's
+preference should be respected, unless doing so would render the text difficult
+to read or interpret for some reason. The hyphenate attribute can be used when
+detailed control over hyphenation is required, e.g. to ensure proper rendering of
+content that may be difficult to interpret if capital markings are used. The marking of capital letters specified by The value of the The following table illustrates the output for different combinations of
+input text and capital letters marking attribute value: Specifies a name for a page number counter to use. The overall policy for marking capital letters should be determined by the
implementing application, for example per job or in a system setting. A user's
-preference should be respected, unless doing so would render the text difficult
-to read or interpret for some reason. The hyphenate attribute can be used when
-detailed control over hyphenation is required, e.g. to ensure proper rendering of
-content that may be difficult to interpret if capital markings are used.Example
+mark-capital-letters
+
+mark-capital-letters
+applies to all elements in its content unless overridden with another instance of
+mark-capital-letters. In particular, the empty value of
+mark-capital-letters is used on an element B to override a
+specification of mark-capital-letters on an enclosing element A,
+without specifying another marking policy. Within B, the user's
+preference for marking capital letters should be applied.mark-capital-letters attribute can either be 'true' or 'false'.
+The value 'true' indicates that a text algorithm add capital markings to the
+text contents. The value 'false' indicates that a text algorithm should
+NOT add capital markings text contents.Example
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ input
+ mark-capital-letters
+ output
+
+
+ Example
+ true
+ _example
+
+
+ false
+ example
+
+
+ EXAMPLE
+ true
+ __example
+
+
+ false
+ example
+
+
+ THIS IS AN EXAMPLE
+ true
+ ___this is an example___
+
+
+
+false
+ this is an example
+ page-number-counter
toc-sequence
of the XML 1.0 Recommendation [XML].
mark-capital-letters
The marking of capital letters specified by mark-capital-letters
applies to all elements in its content unless overridden with another instance of
@@ -2777,56 +2775,10 @@
The value of the mark-capital-letters attribute can either be 'true' or 'false'.
-The value 'true' indicates that a text algorithm add capital markings to the
-text contents. The value 'false' indicates that a text algorithm should
+The value 'true' indicates that we add capital markings to the
+text contents. The value 'false' indicates we should
NOT add capital markings text contents.
The following table illustrates the output for different combinations of -input text and capital letters marking attribute value:
- -| input | -mark-capital-letters | -output | -
|---|---|---|
| Example | -true | -_example | -
| false | -example | -|
| EXAMPLE | -true | -__example | -
| false | -example | -|
| THIS IS AN EXAMPLE | -true | -___this is an example___ | -
| false | -this is an example | -
Specifies a name for a page number counter to use.
From 3746c47f20a393cc63aa1dfe6ea6506970a30565 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Daniel PerssonThe overall policy for marking capital letters should be determined by the -implementing application, for example per job or in a system setting. A user's -preference should be respected.
- -The marking of capital letters specified by mark-capital-letters
-applies to all elements in its content unless overridden with another instance of
-mark-capital-letters. In particular, the empty value of
-mark-capital-letters is used on an element B to override a
-specification of mark-capital-letters on an enclosing element A,
-without specifying another marking policy. Within B, the user's
-preference for marking capital letters should be applied.
The value of the mark-capital-letters attribute can either be 'true' or 'false'.
-The value 'true' indicates that we add capital markings to the
-text contents. The value 'false' indicates we should
+The value 'true' indicates that the braille translator should add capital markings to the
+text contents. The value 'false' indicates the braille translator should
NOT add capital markings text contents.
The overall policy for marking capital letters should be determined by the +implementing application, for example per job or in a system setting.
+ +This attribute will override that policy, using the mark-capital-letters
+attribute on an element tells the braille translator that this element and child elements
+should have another policy for marking capital letters.
Specifies a name for a page number counter to use.
From a855571ae23acce41b6d4ed5ba6bab897cca2383 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Daniel PerssonThe overall policy for marking capital letters should be determined by the -implementing application, for example per job or in a system setting.
+implementing application or language policy, for example per job or in a system setting.This attribute will override that policy, using the mark-capital-letters
attribute on an element tells the braille translator that this element and child elements