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Containers
Documentation for the IOP Publishing schema for container content.
Container Body
Capture the body content for a container inside a <body> element.
Figures
Capture Figures using a <fig> element

Containers
Documentation for the IOP Publishing schema for container content.
- Root Element
  The root element for a container is a <container> element.
- Metadata
  Capture metadata for a container in a <metadata> element.
- Container Body
  Capture the body content for a container inside a <body> element.
  - Sections
    Capture sections in a <sec> element
  - Paragraphs
    Capture paragraphs using <p> elements.
  - Figures
    Capture Figures using a <fig> element
  - Tables
    Capture tables inside a <table-wrap> element.
  - Inline Formula
    Capture inline mathematical content in a <inline-formula> element.
  - Display Formula
    Capture block mathematical content in a <disp-formula> element.
  - External Links
    Capture external links in <ext-link> elements.
  - Cross-References
    Capture links internal to the container in an <xref> element.
  - Lists
    Capture Lists in a <list> element.
- Version and Change Log

Figures

Capture Figures using a <fig> element

<fig> elements must not be captured as a child of <p> they must instead be a direct child of the parent structure (usually a <sec> or <body> element).

Each <fig> must have the following attributes:


Attribute Name	Attribute Value
id	[Container ID]f[Figure Number]
orientation	Portrait
position	Float

The <fig> element must contain an @id attribute.

Each <fig> element may optionally have a <label> and a <caption> child elements.

Each <fig> element must have three child <graphic> elements which are used to store the print, high resolution and online images representing the figure. Each graphic element must contain a @content-type attribute depending on which type of image it refers to as per the table below:

Table 1. Graphic Content Type
Type	`@content-type` Value
Print	print
High Resolution	high
Online	online