Medicine family: Indexes

Indexes are captured as in the general information on indexes. Additional rules follow for typography as display="print".

This information extends the general information on indexes.

Index text refers typography

If an Index begins with the text referring to the typography of the page number (i.e. page numbers in italics), set the p element containing this sentence as print-only with display="print".


      <indexList id="med-9780198570295-indexList-21001" indexListType="regular">
        <p display="print">Page numbers in <i>italics</i> refer to tables.</p>
        <indexItem1 id="med-9780198570295-indexItem1-1">
                 <iHeadword>Aabom, B.</iHeadword><xrefGrp>
                     <pageNum pageId="101">
                         <xref ref="med-9780198570295-chapter-9-milestone-101">101</xref>
                     </pageNum>
                 </xrefGrp>
        </indexItem1>
      </indexList>

Index text that refers to typography and figures, tables, and boxes.

Some books may have text that refers to typography (i.e. page numbers in italics) and indicate that figure, table, or box references in the index are captured with a letter value. In this case, tag only text that refers to typography as display="print". Leave the other sentence as is for print and online.


      <indexList id="med-9780198570295-indexList-21001" indexListType="regular">
        <p display="print">Page numbers in <b>bold</b> indicate major dicussions.</p>
        <p>Boxes are indicated by b, figures by f, and tables by t following the page number.</p>
        <indexItem1 id="med-9780198570295-indexItem1-1">
                 <iHeadword>Aabom, B.</iHeadword><xrefGrp>
                     <pageNum pageId="101">
                         <xref ref="med-9780198570295-chapter-9-milestone-101">101</xref>
                     </pageNum>
                 </xrefGrp>
        </indexItem1>
      </indexList>