notes (symbol)
Node type: Block element (can contain only other elements)
Whitespace: Not protected
Definition
A list of endnotes or footnotes, referenced in the context document with symbol markers, such as asterisk or dagger characters.
Child Nodes or Content
Attribute: listFormat (symbol notes list)
One or more:
= Optional element or attribute
Code Sample
<titleBlock>
<title paraID="1">Testimony<noteMarker noteRef="*">*</noteMarker></title>
<byline>
<para paraID="2">Elder Dallin<nb/>H. Oaks</para>
</byline>
</titleBlock>
<bodyBlock>
<para paraID="3">…</para>
</bodyBlock>
<notes listFormat="symbol">
<listItem noteID="*">
<label>*</label>
<para paraID="18">These talks are available (in many languages) at <urlRef urlPath="http://www.lds.org">www.lds.org</urlRef>.</para>
</listItem>
</notes>
Display Sample
Testimony*
Elder Dallin H. Oaks
———
* These talks are available (in many languages) at www.lds.org.
Notes
Wraps listItems with the actual note text.
See Also
Marking in Microsoft Word
Use one of the following paragraph styles to indicate the title of the note section:
| NOTEnmbr_title | (listFormat = number) | |
| NOTEsymbl_title | (listFormat = symbol) |
Use one of the following paragraph styles to mark the paragraphs in the note list:
| NOTEnmbr_para.first | (listFormat = number) | |
| NOTEsymbl_para.first | (listFormat = symbol) |
Place labels at the beginning of the paragraph, using the following character style:
| label |
It is often convenient to place a tab after the label, but this is not strictly necessary, as the conversion process strips tabs.
Note: The paragraph style of all lines within notes should begin with “NOTE”. If this isn’t practical, use the xmlPara paragraph style to enter beginning and ending <note> tags. Include the attribute; for example, <note listFormat="number">.