Position of Page Processing Instructions

Processing instructions (PI) for page breaks (including endpapers) must be a descendant of specific elements that include p and bibItem.

Place page processing instructions inside one of the following elements:

p
bibItem (except legal bibItem classes)
indexItem1
alphabet
titleVariant
multiBibItem
headwordGroup [OxEncyclML only]

For <?Page?> and <?endpaperPage?> processing instructions, this placement is a consequence of their placement rule.

For <?Insert-*?> processing instructions see Float groups (figures, tables, media, or boxed-matter).

Processing instruction in a title


      <title>
        <p><?Page pageId="65"?>
                 <milestone unit="page" num="65" id="med-9780199228881-chapter-3-milestone-65"/>
                 <enumerator>Chapter 3</enumerator> Law
          and morality</p>
      </title>

Processing instruction in a paragraph


      <p>is a prefix of Latin origin, and is used to form words that include the meaning ‘together,
        in common’. Spelling practice varies with regard to use of a hyphen: some words (especially
        when the second element begins with a vowel) include it, whereas others are written as one
        word. The diaeresis (ö) that formerly punctuated words as in <i>coöperate</i>, is now
        largely disused. Recommended spellings are as follows:<?Page pageId="100"?>
             <milestone unit="page" num="100" id="med-9780199225528-chapter-7-milestone-100"/>
         </p>

Processing instruction in a bibItem


      <bibItem id="med-9780199699254-chapter-3-bibItem-99" class="journalArticle" author="Nagao, S|Nishii, K|Katsuyama, M" date="2006" title="Increased water intake decreases progression of polycystic kidney disease in the PCK rat" journalName="J Am Soc Nephrol" vol="17" page="2220" pageLast="2227" pubmedid="16807403" webofknowledgeid="000239449000023" doiTarget="10.1681/ASN.2006030251">
             <nameGrp role="author" foreNames="S" mainName="Nagao">Nagao S</nameGrp>, <nameGrp role="author" foreNames="K" mainName="Nishii">Nishii K</nameGrp>, <nameGrp role="author" foreNames="M" mainName="Katsuyama">Katsuyama M</nameGrp>, <i>et al.</i> (2006). Increased water intake
        decreases progression of polycystic kidney disease in the PCK rat. <i>J Am Soc Nephrol</i>
        <b>17</b>, 2220–2227.<?Page pageId="86"?>
             <milestone unit="page" num="86" id="med-9780199699254-chapter-3-milestone-86"/>
         </bibItem>

Note processing instructions should not be captured within bibItem elements with legal classes.

Processing instruction before a legal bibItem


      <p>
             <enumerator role="paraNum">7.286</enumerator> The term preparation of services refers to
        the preliminary stage of the actual preparation of services. This ensures that the<?Page pageId="953"?>
             <milestone unit="page" num="953" id="law-ocl-9780199665099-chapter-7-milestone-953"/>
             <bibItem id="law-ocl-9780199665099-chapter-7-bibItem-902" class="EUleg" date="2010" idnumber="1218/2010/EU | [2010] OJ L335/43 | 28e9772b-4b23-4160-9dfc-738c6e361d84" legisNum="1218" linkType="mentioned" subClass="EUreg" title="Commission Regulation 1218/2010/EU of 14 December 2010 on the application of Article 101(3) of            the Treaty of the Functioning of the European Union to certain categories of specialisation agreements" sameTarget="law-ocl-9780199665099-miscMatter-11-bibItem-1097">Specialisation BER</bibItem>
        covers with regard to goods and services primarily the ‘production level’,
        that is, the activities upstream from the provision of the service.</p>