Educational material

exercisenumber

for instance <span class="exercisenumber">100</span>

exercisepart

for instance <span class="exercisepart">a)</span>

answer

field to write answer to a general exercise

answer_1

field to write answer to a fill-in-the-blank exercise

box

"radio" input checkbox to answer a multiple-choice exercise

Sectioning

frontcover

section child of cover page

rearcover

section child of cover page

leftflap

section child of cover page

rightflap

section child of cover page

linegroup

Lines, for instance in the verse of a poem, can be grouped together in a linegroup. If the linegroup has a headline, this should be a section element. Otherwise it should be a div element.

image-series

Images occuring in groups should be wrapped in a figure element with the image-series class

Inline text styling

These classes must be applied to a <span> element containing the relevant text content.

Text values

• bold
• italic
• handwritten
• crossed-out
• underlined

Colored text values

• maroon
• red
• orange
• yellow
• olive
• purple
• fuchsia
• white
• lime
• green
• navy
• blue
• aqua
• teal
• silver
• gray

Colored background values

• maroon-bg
• red-bg
• orange-bg
• yellow-bg
• olive-bg
• purple-bg
• fuchsia-bg
• lime-bg
• green-bg
• navy-bg
• blue-bg
• aqua-bg
• teal-bg
• black-bg
• silver-bg
• gray-bg

Other

line

p-child of linegroup

linenum

span-child of line

image

on figure when representing a image

lic

list item component; used for page numbers in table of contents

page-normal

all pagebreaks must have one of the 'page-normal', 'page-front' or 'page-special' classes. page-normal is used for pagination occuring in all major divisions of the book, where the numbering is positive whole numbers.

page-front

pagebreaks in frontmatter that are not logically continued in bodymatter (for instance roman numerals)

page-special

pagebreaks that are repeated, unnumbered, or not numbered in a standard manner must have this class

nonstandardpagination

used with page-special

emptyline

on hr, meaning: thematic breaks represented by an empty line between paragraphs

separator

on hr, meaning: thematic breaks represented by a visual marker such as an asterisk or horizontal rule between paragraphs. The visual marker must not be rendered in the content document

asciimath

on span with asciimath inside, for instance <span class="asciimath">`math expression`</span>

isbn

on paragraph in cover page

author

on paragraph in cover page

title

on paragraph in cover page

publisher

on paragraph in cover page

Classes introduced by DTBook-to-EPUB3 conversion

These classes are not in the Nordic EPUB3 Profile itself, but are used to map DTBook content to HTML.

byline

contains information about the creator of or contributor to a work (typically used on a paragraph)

dateline

dateline contains information about the time and/or place at which a work was authored (typically used on a paragraph)

title

the title of a poem or citation

list-preformatted

a preformatted list contains bullets or numbers as text, so the CSS rule list-style-type: none; should be applied

table-summary

The summary attribute on the table element has been removed from HTML5; this is the equivalent and is applied to a paragraph in the table caption

render-required

Indicates that the content is essential for the user and should not be skipped.

render-optional

Indicates that the content is optional, and some user preference may allow skipping over the content.

NOTE: render-required and render-optional are used when mapping DTBook prodnotes to HTML aside/section. We may decide to map prodnotes to the HTML figure element when render="optional" instead of including it as a class (this is what we currently do for sidebars).