8.0
Table Of Contents
- Overview
- New and enhanced features
- Getting started
- Functions
- Function overview
- Render types
- Content modifiers
- Render modifiers
- XML modify
- XML deconstruct and construct
- About XML deconstruct/construct
- xml
- construct
- Deconstructing a project
- Constructing a project
- Working with pages and spreads
- Working with layers
- Working with boxes
- Working with pictures
- Working with text
- Working with tables
- Working with Composition Zones
- Using server XSLT
- Working with lists
- Working with anchored boxes
- Working with placeholders
- Working with metadata
- Working with hidden text
- Administrative Request handlers
- The Modifier DTD
- Sample applications
- Contact Quark
- Legal notice
In deconstructed projects, a <BOX> element can contain a <LINKEDBOX> element. The
<LINKEDBOX> element indicates the point where text has overflowed the current box and identifies
the box where the text continues. The
<LINKEDBOX> element also contains attributes that indicate where in the text the break occurs.
In a <STORY> element, the <OVERMATTER> element indicates where the current box overflows
when there is no subsequent box for text to flow into. A <STORY> element also contains a
<COPYFIT> element indicating how many words, characters, and lines should be allowed to fit in that
box and whether the text currently fits in the box, is too short, or is too long. This information can be
useful for on-the-fly copyfitting.
Note: The elements described in this section occur only in deconstructed project XML generated by the
xml namespace. Do not use these elements when using the
construct namespace.
Related topics:
The Modifier DTD
About XML deconstruct and construct
xml
construct
Deconstructing a project
Constructing a project
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