`<sub/>`

indice - x_indice
dbk:subscript^<1> htm:sub^<2>

Exemple 1.

<!-- élément de niveau texte, comme emphasis -->

<para>

Dans certains cas, il peut être utile de pouvoir coder des caractères en indice. Il suffit alors de les entourer ainsi <sub>caractères en indice</sub>.

</para>

Parents`<^>`

addrline, available, century, citation, colors, compression, condition, country, culture, day, depth, dimensions, edition, emphasis, extent, family, genre, given, honorific, identifier, licence, lineage, link, literallayout, locality, material, medium, month, name, number, orgdiv, orgtitle, pagination, para, period, placename, primary, proper, pseudonym, question, scale, secondary, see, seealso, span, streetname, streetnumber, streettype, subtitle, support, technique, tertiary, topicname, unqualified, value, volume ;

Frères`<^>`

%Formal, %Inline, %List, %Name, %Phrase, %Reference, %Syllabe ; info, xml ;

Enfants`<^>`

"text"

Attributs`<^>`

@id="xs:ID"

@code="xs:string"

@audience="xs:string"

@css="xs:string"

@class="xs:string"

@remap="xs:string"

@uri="xs:anyURI"

@lang="xs:string"

@value="xs:string"

@role="xs:string"

@scheme="xs:string"

Source`<^>`

<xs:element name="sub" type="pcdata"/>

<xs:complexType name="pcdata">

<xs:simpleContent>

<xs:extension base="xs:string">: <xs:attributeGroup ref="Attributes"/>
</xs:extension>

</xs:simpleContent>

</xs:complexType>

^<1> http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/subscript.html

^<2> http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/text.html#edef-SUB

<sub/>

Exemple 1.

Parents<^>

Frères<^>

Enfants<^>