Issue meta: Supplementary material
Capture issue peripheral files using a supplementary-material element. Note: this is not the same as supplementary data.
issue-meta/supplementary-material
Use a supplementary-material element to declare the issue peripheral files with a content-type attribute whose value is one of the following:
| Peripheral file | Attribute value |
|---|---|
| Complete cover file | cover |
| Cover figure file | cover-figure |
| Cover caption file | cover-caption |
| Table of Contents PDF | toc |
| Front matter PDF | front |
| Back matter PDF | back |
| Editorial Board PDF | ed-board |
| Advertising files | advertising |
| Administration files | administration |
Each supplementary-material element must include both a content-type and xlink:href with a matching value to the file itself, including the file extension.
xlink:href values must not contain spaces. Use underscores in both file name and tagging to denote a space if needed.
<supplementary-material content-type="cover" xlink:href="coverimage.png"/> <supplementary-material content-type="front" xlink:href="issuefrontmatter.pdf"/> <supplementary-material content-type="back" xlink:href="issuebackmatter.pdf"/> <supplementary-material content-type="toc" xlink:href="issuetoc.pdf"/>