Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

Capture features according to the core instructions on themed features. Instead of using the typecode number, use the number in the table below as the role value.

Mark content according to the structure present. When a feature typecode is present mark that structure with the role attribute. For instance, if a feature occurs within the margin, capture it as a note with type="marginalNote" and role="FT#". If a feature occurs within the normal divisions of the text, capture it as boxedMatter or at the appropriate div[1-7,N] level and mark it with a role="FT#". And so on for other structures that may be features.

Capture the feature type in the supertitle element. The feature type is provided in the first column of the table below, and will often be bold before the main title in the print box.

For all features, determine the placement by looking for a placement callout in the typesetting file.

For the book Challenging Concepts in Cardiovascular Medicine OUP provide a marked up proof which indicates where to place the features in the XML.

Role values for features in Challenging Concepts books

Feature Type	role
Expert comment	FT1000
Clinical tip	FT1001
Learning point	FT1002
Landmark trial	FT1003
Operation note	FT1004
Final word from the expert	FT1005

Example

      <boxedMatter role="FT1002">
        <titleGroup><supertitle>
 <p>
                     <graphic role="inline" sysId="med-9780198569848-graphic-001.gif"/> Learning point</p></supertitle><title>
 <p>Comment on <i>Streptococcus mutans</i>
                 </p></title>
        </titleGroup>
        <textMatter><p>This is not the first report of a case of S. mutans endocarditis in which the organisms
            were initially dismissed as a diptheroid species. This re-emphasises the importance of
            sound clinical judgment in the...</p>
        </textMatter>
      </boxedMatter>
    

Example

      <note type="marginalNote" role="FT1001">
        <titleGroup><supertitle>
 <p>
                     <graphic role="inline" sysId="med-9780198569848-graphic-002.gif"/> Clinical tip</p></supertitle><title>
 <p>Triple therapy post-PCI</p></title>
        </titleGroup>
        <p>There is marked heterogeneity in the use of antithrombotic regimens</p>
      </note>