Oxford University Press BITS Typecodes

Sub-topics

1. Abbreviation

   This typecode can be used as a Character Style typecode to mark up abbreviations in the run of the text, and may also be used at the paragraph level within an abbreviations list if on its own line.

2. Citation Article Title

   For journal article bibliographic citations, this typecode should be used to identify the title of the article referenced.

3. Citation Chapter Title

   For book chapter bibliographic citations, this typecode should be used to identify the title of the chapter referenced.

4. Citation Edition

   This typecode identifies the edition in any type of citation.

5. Citation Issue

   For journal article or periodical bibliographic citations, this typecode should be used to identify the issue number of the journal.

6. Citation Page(s)

   This typecode identifies a page or page range in any type of citation.

7. Citation Place of Publication

   This typecode identifies the place of publication in any type of citation.

8. Citation Publisher

   This typecode identifies the publisher in any type of citation.

9. Citation Source Title

   For both book and journal citations, this typecode is used to identify the name of the journal or the name of the book.

10. Citation Volume

    For any bibliographic reference, this typecode should be used to identify the volume number of the journal or book.

11. Citation Year

    This typecode identifies the year in any type of citation.

12. Dialogue Speaker

    Identifies the name of the speaker of a piece of dialogue.

13. Internal Cross Reference

    Use the Internal Cross Reference typecode to cross refer to lower level content within the current chunk (article, chapter, or other book part).

14. External Cross Reference

    Use the External Cross Reference typecode to cross refer to other chunks (other chapters, parts, front or end matter) in the same book or to other books by OUP.

15. FloatGroup Cross Reference

    Use the FloatGroup Cross Reference typecode to cross refer to figures, tables, boxes, or media.

16. Emphasized Text

    Capture a fragment of text that is identified in the manuscript for special emphasis in the Emphasized Text typecode.

17. Inline Equation

    Capture mathematical inline equations with the Inline Equation typecode.

18. Glossary Term

    Identifies the glossary term being defined outside of the run of the text or in the glossary section.

19. Label

    The Label typecode is used to capture enumeration wherever it is present. It is also used to capture feature types, that is, the names of individual features that repeat throughout the book.

20. Marks

    Capture marks or a for a non-interactive activity or score content using this Typecode.

21. Name Given

    Use this to capture the given names of an individual.

22. Name Occupation

    Use this Typecode to include the occupation of a contributor.

23. Name Organization

    Use this when authorship is attributed to an organization, association, company, or other group of collaborators.

24. Name Prefix

    Use this to capture the prefixes in the name of an individual such as Sir, Ms., or Dr.

25. Name Suffix

    Use this to capture the suffixes in the name of an individual such as Jr., Sr., or III.

26. Name Degree

    Capture degree information if provided against the name of an individual.

27. Name Surname

    Capture the surname of an individual with this typecode.

28. Program

    To be used for inline semantic mark-up of computer code. This is in addition to the block level 'computer-program' Typecode.

29. Running Glossary Term

    This should only be used for bolded key terms within the text. These should link up to the appropriate term in the Glossary.

30. URL

    Capture all url values wherever they appear with this typecode.