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DTD Attributes Just as you need to define all elements in your DTD, you also need to define any attributes they use. You use the <!ATTLIST> declaration to define attributes in your DTD. SyntaxYou use a single <!ATTLIST> declaration to declare all attributes for a given element. In other words, for each element (that contains attributes), you only need one <!ATTLIST> declaration. The <!ATTLIST> declaration has the following syntax:
Here, element_name refers to the element that you're defining attributes for, attribute_name is the name of the attribute that you're declaring, TYPE is the attribute type, and DEFAULT_VALUE is it's default value. Example
Here, we are defining an attribute called "published" for the "tutorial" element. The attribute's type is CDATA and it's default value is "No". |
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