Back Matter Styles

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The Back tab of the eXtyles JATS style palette lists paragraph styles applied to back matter material such as appendixes, acknowledgments, supplementary material, and references. Documentation for these styles is organized into the following sections:

Appendix Styles

This page describes how to set up appendix material in eXtyles JATS in order to generate correct XML. There are dedicated styles for appendix titles, headings and text. Lists, tables, figures, and other content are styled using the regular styles from the Body, List, or Object tab.

Acknowledgements and Author Notes

eXtyles JATS supports acknowledgements and also various types of author notes including financial disclosures, conflict of interest statements, and details of author contributions. This page describes how these should be styled in Word to obtain the correct JATS XML.

Reference Lists and Bibliographies

In the context of eXtyles JATS, References are expected to be cited in the text, whereas items in the Bibliography may or may not be cited (e.g., Further Reading). This page describes the styles available for use with bibliographic material.

Notes Added in Proof

Notes added in proof generally refer to late-breaking material that is added after the article has been typeset and proofread by the author(s) and/or a proofreader. This page describes how this material should be handled in Word using the Note in Proof style in order to generate correct XML.

Supplementary Material Styles

Supplementary material can take many different forms and can be cited within a publication in many different ways. As such, there are many different ways to style and tag supplementary material with eXtyles, some of which are outlined on this page. This is typically supporting material that is not critical to the main message of the article.