There are three ways to classify elements based on why they are permitted at a given point in the document.
- The document element is the outermost element of the document instance. It is specified in the DTD.
- A proper subelement is one which is permitted at the current point by a content model group in the declaration of the parent element.
- An included subelement is one which is permitted by an inclusion exception in an open element.
OmniMark provides the status
test to determine why an element was allowed.
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