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Fernando Cubria wrote:
>Hello:
>żIs there a way to tell, in dtd syntax, that a "link" element can contain any combination of text and "b" elements or just one "img" element?
>I have tried with
><!ELEMENT link ((#PCDATA | b)* | img) >
>but I get an error.
>
>
No, there is no way to do this with a DTD. The Mixed content model (http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xml-20001006#sec-mixed-content) does not allow for this type of construction.
I think the best you could hope for is to use two different element types, e.g.
<!ELEMENT image-link (img)>
<!ELEMENT mixed-link (#PCDATA|b)* >
or, to just allow the definition to be "looser" than you wanted
<!ELEMENT link (#PCDATA | b | img)* >
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Toivo Lainevool
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