roleMapping

The roleMapping element contains all attribute and element elements for which a role is specified.

Example

<x:roleMapping> 
  <x:element name="bold" role="strong" />
  <x:element name="italic" role="emphasis" />
  <x:element name="a" role="hyperlink" />
  <x:element name="picture" role="image" />
</x:roleMapping>

Elements and Attributes

Parent Elements

Element Description

Element	Description
config	The `<config/>` contains the global configuration. `<config version="1.0" xmlns="http://www.xopus.com/xmlns/config"/>` is the root of an Xopus Local Configuration. It specifies the uri of the xml document to be loaded, its xml schema and what xsl files should be used to render the views.

config

The <config/> contains the global configuration.

<config version="1.0" xmlns="http://www.xopus.com/xmlns/config"/> is the root of an Xopus Local Configuration. It specifies the uri of the xml document to be loaded, its xml schema and what xsl files should be used to render the views.

Child Elements

Element	Description
attribute	The attribute element is used to specify the role of a certain attribute in the current xml format.
element	The `element` element is used to specify the role of a certain element in the current xml format.

Attributes

None

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