Book index

Capture a book index in an index element within an index-group element.

/book/book-back/index-group/index

Capture an alphabetical division within an index in an index-div element.

Capture each index term in a term element within an index-entry element. There must not be terminal punctuation.

Capture the page references for an index term in a nav-pointer-group element.

Capture an individual page reference or page range reference for an index term in a related-object element within a nav-pointer element.

The use of attributes of related-object is the same as for links provided within the content. (See Cross-references.)

If the reference is to a page range, the target of the related-object link is the ID of the target element marking the first page in the range. (See Page breaks)

Capture references from one index term to another in an element see-entry (if the references are to be labelled see) or see-also-entry (if the references are to be labelled see also) .

Capture an individual reference from one index term to another in an xref element within see-entry or see-also-entry (see Cross-references). If there are multiple references, capture the punctuation between them.

<index-group>
  <index>
    <index-title-group>
      <title>Author Index</title>
    </index-title-group>
    ...
    <index-div>
      <index-title-group>
        <title>K</title>
      </index-title-group>
      <index-entry id="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-index-entry-47">
        <term>Kay, Michael</term>
        <nav-pointer-group> 
          <nav-pointer>
            <related-object 
              document-type="book" document-id-type="isbn13" document-id="9780198749783" 
              object-type="target" object-id-type="publisher-id" 
              object-id="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-book-part-1-target-1">1</related-object>
          </nav-pointer>
          <nav-pointer>
            <related-object 
              document-type="book" document-id-type="isbn13" document-id="9780198749783" 
              object-type="target" object-id-type="publisher-id" 
              object-id="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-book-part-1-target-2">2</related-object>
          </nav-pointer>
        </nav-pointer-group>
      </index-entry>
      <index-entry id="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-index-entry-48">
        <term>Kepper, Johannes</term>
        <nav-pointer-group>
          <nav-pointer>
            <related-object 
              document-type="book" document-id-type="isbn13" document-id="9780198749783" 
              object-type="target" object-id-type="publisher-id" 
              object-id="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-book-part-1-target-3">3–6</related-object>
          </nav-pointer>
        </nav-pointer-group> 
        <see-also-entry>
          <xref rid="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-index-entry-47" ref-type="other">Kay, Michael</xref>;
          <xref rid="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-index-entry-95" ref-type="other">Richards, Reed</xref>
        </see-also-entry>
      </index-entry>
      <index-entry id="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-index-entry-49">
        <term>Krankie, Ian</term>
        <see-entry>
          <xref rid="workid-UKRAI10JL5MB-index-entry-108" ref-type="other">The Krankies</xref>
        </see-entry>
      </index-entry>
      ...
    </index-div>
    ...
  </index>
</index-group>