| Notes,
endnotes, and footnotes: overview | General overview of encoding notes, including footnotes, endnotes, marginal notes, and inline notes, and giving a summary of how notes are linked to the main text |
| Endnotes | Encoding of endnotes using <note>, within a separate <div type="endnotes"> |
| Inline
notes | Encoding of inline notes, using <note rend="place(inline)"> |
| Notes
in the TEI header | Encoding of textual notes in the <notesStmt> of the TEI header |
| Notes:
encoding the note itself | Encoding the text of a note, including details of the WWP’s changes to the content model of note, and discussion of the various things that appear in notes |
| Notes:
linking the note and the text | Notes (including footnotes, endnotes, and marginal notes) should be linked to their anchor point using a bi-directional link which explicitly identifies both the anchor point and the note. |
| Notes:
resp= and type= | Use of the resp= and type= attributes on <note> to capture the authorship of the note |
| Notes,
page breaks within | Encoding page breaks within footnotes, using a second <pb/> element which points to the main <pb/> element |
| Notes:
revised content model | Description of the WWP’s revised content model for notes |
| <hyperDiv> | Use of the WWP <hyperDiv> element as a container for notes and other hypertextual components of the text, such as acrostics and supplemental cast lists |
| Bibliographic
references
| Encoding of bibliographic references using <bibl>, including guidelines for identifying bibliographic references and when not to encode them. |
| Links
and cross-references | Encoding of links and cross-references using <ref> and <xref> |
| <xref>,
<xptr> | Details of the WWP’s use of <xref> and <xptr/> |
| Repetitions
in lists | Encoding repetitions signalled with “ditto”, “ibid”, and similar markers, using the sameAs= attribute |
| Acrostics | Encoding acrostics, and in particular capturing the encrypted word or words from the acrostic in a searchable form, using the WWP <acrostic> element |