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If you use Typefi to create PDF files in InDesign from JATS- or BITS-compliant XML, you’ll find several tags on the Insert Tag menu that give you greater control over display items during PDF composition.
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The specific effects of Typefi tags will have been arranged with Typefi to meet the needs of your layout. |
There are 3 types of Typefi tags: Size tags, Turn tags, and Span tags.
All of these tags must appear at the end of the caption for the display item you’re applying them to.
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You can achieve the same effect using the |
Size tags
Using these tags, you can specify that items should be displayed as small, medium, or large (e.g., Tbl_Small, Fig_Med, Box_Large).
Use the Insert Tag instructions to add a size at the end of a table title, figure caption, or box caption.
For example, if you want Figure 3 to display at the pre-determined Large size, the Word caption will look like this:
Figure 3 The Future Value of a Five-Year Ordinary Annuity<Fig_Large></Fig_Large>
The resulting XML looks like this:
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How does this work? When you add a Typefi tag in Word (e.g., Tbl_Small), eXtyles XML Export translates it to a processing instruction in the XML (e.g., <?Table Small?>) that directs Typefi to set the item at a pre-determined size.
Turn tags
Use these tags to force display items (tables, figures, and boxes) to display in landscape orientation.
Examples of Turn tags:
Tbl_Turn1
Fig_Turn2
Box_Turn3
Span tags
These tags (e.g., Tbl_Small_Span) map to full-table or individual cell styles in InDesign, such as cell shading.