There is probably a different XML schema that already records coursework.
In other news, it would certainly help if either the "other
industries" or "Schemas/DTDs" navigation links on http://xml.org/ were
operational right now.
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On 11/13/06, Cameron Kerr <> wrote:
> Hello, I'm trying to work out precisely what would be required in extending
> the DocBook DTD in order to produce a significant amount of coursework.
>
> As part of this, I want to mark up a curriculum/schedule. This would be
> comprised largely of block elements, such as the following structure
> indicates.
>
> schedule
> week*
> lecture*
> title
> presenter?
> topics?
> topic+
> para etc.
> themes?
> theme+
> para etc.
> laboratory*
> title
> marks?
> topics?
> topic+
> para etc.
> tutorial*
> title
> marks?
> readings?
> reading+
> para etc. (needs work to profile book editions)
>
> I have a rough idea of what I need to do to create a customisation layer for
> the DTD, but none of the books I've consulted (including Docbook XSL)
> mention anything (that I could find at least) about the correct way to make
> a stylesheet extension.
>
> Any tips? Or have I managed to miss something completely obvious?
>
>
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