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Article XML Requirements

Article Objects

ID Syntaxes

File-Naming Conventions

Full-text Examples

DTD

Article object

Media (videos and audio files)

Element or context:

<media>

Media files may or may not have a caption. However, regardless of whether they have a caption, they are not figures.

Requirements:

  1. Give each <media> a unique id of the form "media{some number}"
  2. If the media item has a label, such as "Video 1", then include that within <label> tags
  3. If the media file is a video, then set attribute mimetype on <media> to "video"
  4. If the media item has a caption, then include that within <caption><p>
  5. Reference the file using attribute xlink:href on <media>. For videos hosted on Wistia (CSP can advise), it is not necessary to include the entire URL; the Wistia ID will suffice (see the example)

Examples:

Example 1: Media within an abstract:


<abstract abstract-type="media">
<media xlink:href="yu9pvkgix2" mimetype="video"/> </abstract> Example 2: Media with a caption: <media xlink:href="yu9pvkgix2" mimetype="video"> <label>Video 1.</label> <caption><p>This is the caption for video 1.</p></caption> </media>