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Documentation for the IOP Publishing specific implementation of BITS 2.0 for book content
Chapters
All of a books chapters must be captured in seperate <book-part > elements within a <book-body> element.
Chapter Body
Capture the body content of a book chapter inside a <body> element as a child of the relevent <book-part>.
Lists
Capture Lists in a <list> element.

Books
Documentation for the IOP Publishing specific implementation of BITS 2.0 for book content
- Root element
  The root element for a book is a <book> element.
- Book Meta
  <book-meta >is a mandatory element for all books as a container for the book level metadata.
- Front Matter
  Capture the front matter information for a book inside a <front-matter> element.
- Chapters
  All of a books chapters must be captured in seperate <book-part > elements within a <book-body> element.
  - Book-Part Meta
    <book-part-meta>is a mandatory element for all chapters as a container for the chapter level metadata.
  - Chapter Body
    Capture the body content of a book chapter inside a <body> element as a child of the relevent <book-part>.
    - Sections
      Capture sections in a <sec> element.
    - Paragraphs
      Capture paragraphs using <p> elements.
    - Figures
      Capture figures using a <fig> element
    - Video Figures
      Capture video figures using a <fig> element with a @fig-type attribute of value video.
    - Tables
      Capture tables inside a <table-wrap> element.
    - Cross-References
      Capture links internal to the book in a <xref> element.
    - Lists
      Capture Lists in a <list> element.
    - Inline Formula
      Capture inline mathematical content in a <inline-formula> element.
    - Display Formula
      Capture block mathematical content in a <disp-formula> element.
    - Boxed Text
      Capture boxed text content inside a <boxed-text> element.
    - Preformatted Text
      Capture text where spacing has to be preserved (e.g. computer code) in a <preformat> element.
    - Statements (Theorems, Proofs, Remarks)
      Capture formal statements such as theorems, proofs and remarks in a <statement> element.
  - Chapter Back
    Capture the back matter for a chapter in a <back> element.
- Back Matter
  Capture the book back matter inside a <book-back> element.
- Version and Change Log

Lists

Capture Lists in a <list> element.

Each <list> element must contain an @id attribute and a @list-type attribute. The list-type attribute defines how the list will be presented in output. The allowed values are:

Table 1.
Type of List	`@list-type` Value
Simple/Plain List	simple
Bulleted	bullet
Lowercase Alphabetical	alpha-lower
Uppercase Alphabetical	alpha-upper
Lowercase Roman Numeral	roman-lower
Uppercase Roman Numeral	roman-upper
Numbered	arabic

The list element may optionally contain a <label> and <title> child elements if those are present in the source.

Example

<list id="bk978-0-7503-3071-8ch4l30" list-type="bullet">
  <list-item id="bk978-0-7503-3071-8ch4l30.1">
    <label>•</label>
    <p>Simple to perform.</p>
  </list-item>
  <list-item id="bk978-0-7503-3071-8ch4l30.2">
    <label>•</label>
    <p>Low cost for basic set-up.</p>
  </list-item>
  <list-item id="bk978-0-7503-3071-8ch4l30.3">
    <label>•</label>
    <p>Test system used can be adapted to suit specific
  systems/processes of interest.</p>
  </list-item>
</list>