<inline-supplementary-material>

Mandatory attributes:

1. @xlink:href

2. @mimetype

3. @mime-subtype

Appears in	Frequency
<article-meta>	Zero or more times
<p>	Zero or more times

The element <inline-supplementary-material> is used to include information in a paragraph of the document, supplying a link to multimedia files, tables or aditional figures, lists, raw data in spreadsheets, etc.

The mandatory attributes are:

• @mimetype:: Specifies the type of media, such as “video” and “application”, among others.

• @mime-subtype: Identifies the media format, as example, “mp4”, “pdf” etc.

• @xlink:href: Contains the complete name of the media file, for example file.pdf”, file.mp4”, “file.mp3” etc.

Note

• See the address http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/media-types.xhtml for detailed information about the values for the attributes @mimetype and @mime-subtype.

Examples:

• Example of <inline-supplementary-material> wrapping a text:

• Example of <inline-supplementary-material> without a text:

Example of <inline-supplementary-material> wrapping a text:

<p>Text of supplementary material... <inline-supplementary-material xlink:href="document.pdf" mimetype="application" mime-subtype="pdf">Supplementary Material Suplementar</inline-supplementary-material></p>

Example of <inline-supplementary-material> without a text:

<p>Nunc faucibus orci ut bibendum mollis. Nunc rutrum ullamcorper neque sit amet venenatis. Praesent mattis <inline-supplementary-material xlink:href="document.pdf" mimetype="video" mime-subtype="avi"/> elit id augue tincidunt, sit amet ornare nibh laoreet. Morbi et odio a libero facilisis dapibus id vitae orci.</p>