LqThe long quote (<lq>) element indicates
content quoted from another source. Use the quote element <q>
for short, inline quotations, and long quote <lq>
for quotations that are too long for inline use, following normal guidelines
for quoting other sources. You can store a URL to the source of the quotation
in the href attribute; the href value may point
to a DITA topic.
[edit] Example
<p>This is the first line of the address that
Abraham Lincoln delivered on November 19, 1863 for the dedication
of the cemetery at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.</p>
<lq>Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new
nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men
are created equal.</lq>
[edit] Contains
[edit] Contained by
| Doctype
| Parents
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| ditabase
| desc, p, note, li, itemgroup, dd, fig, stentry, draft-comment, fn, entry, abstract, body, section, example, linkinfo, conbody, prereq, context, info, tutorialinfo, stepxmp, choice, choptionhd, chdeschd, choption, chdesc, stepresult, result, postreq, refsyn, proptypehd, propvaluehd, propdeschd, propdesc, glossdef, pd
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| topic
| desc, p, note, li, itemgroup, dd, fig, stentry, draft-comment, fn, entry, abstract, body, section, example, linkinfo, pd
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| task
| desc, p, note, li, itemgroup, dd, fig, stentry, draft-comment, fn, entry, abstract, body, section, example, linkinfo, prereq, context, info, tutorialinfo, stepxmp, choice, choptionhd, chdeschd, choption, chdesc, stepresult, result, postreq, pd
|
| concept
| desc, p, note, li, itemgroup, dd, fig, stentry, draft-comment, fn, entry, abstract, body, section, example, linkinfo, conbody, pd
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| reference
| desc, p, note, li, itemgroup, dd, fig, stentry, draft-comment, fn, entry, abstract, body, section, example, linkinfo, refsyn, proptypehd, propvaluehd, propdeschd, propdesc, pd
|
| map, bookmap
| desc, p, note, li, itemgroup, dd, fig, stentry, draft-comment, fn, entry
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[edit] Inheritance:
- topic/lq
[edit] Attributes
| Name
| Description
| Data Type
| Default Value
| Required?
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| href
| A hyperlink representing a bibliographic citation to resources that
can be accessed by browsers (meaning a URL). The href attribute identifies
the destination of the resource using conventional URL syntax.
| CDATA
| #IMPLIED
| No
|
| type
| Indicates the location of the source of the quote. Note that this differs from the type
attribute on many other DITA elements. Allowable values
are: external the href is to a Web site internal the href is to a DITA topic bibliographic the href is to a specialized bibliographic topic. There is not currently
a standard bibliographic topic type at OASIS. -dita-use-conref-target See Using the -dita-use-conref-target value for more information.
| internal | bibliographic | -dita-use-conref-target)
| #IMPLIED
| No
|
| reftitle
| The title of the document or topic being quoted.
| CDATA
| #IMPLIED
| No
|
| %univ-atts; (%select-atts;, %id-atts;, %localization-atts;)
| A set of related attributes, described at %univ-atts;
| parameter entity
| PE not
applicable
| Not applicable
|
| %global-atts; (xtrf, xtrc)
| A set of related attributes, described at %global-atts;
| parameter entity
| PE not
applicable
| Not applicable
|
| class, outputclass, keyref
| Common attributes described in Other common DITA attributes
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TOC: Language Specification 1.1
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