Super-technical HTML

Fiddling With Domain-Specific BLUEPHRASE

Doppelmarks

Listmarks: Using listmarks to build a document's table of contents.
Citemarks: Using citemarks to build a "References Cited" back-matter section.
Glossmarks: Using glossmarks to build a "Glossary" back-matter section.
Notemarks: Using notemarks to build an "End Notes" back-matter section.
Indexmarks: Defining index entries to build a book "Index".

List Builder

BLUEPHRASE has special doppelmarks for structured reports with hierarchical headings.

Abbreviated listmarks: Building a table of contents with abbreviated text.
Removing links to listmarks: Removing hyperlinks from the table of contents to listmarks.
Building two or more lists using coalescers: Build a list of figures, a list of photo credits, and more.
Listmark sort order: Ordering listmark items sequentially, numerically, or alphabetically.

Citations Builder

BLUEPHRASE also has special doppelmarks for placing citations inline, directly adjacent to the material that references them.

Removing citation backlinks: Removing backlinks from citations to citemarks.
Building separate references cited: Build separate "References Cited" for articles or chapters.
Citations sort order: Ordering citemark items sequentially or alphabetically.

Glossary Builder

BLUEPHRASE has doppelmarks that allow authors to build high-fidelity glossaries.

Removing glossary backlinks: Removing backlinks from glossary to glossmarks.
Building multiple glossaries: Build separate glossaries for distinct purposes.
Glossary sort order: Ordering glossary definitions sequentially or alphabetically.

Notes Builder

BLUEPHRASE has doppelmarks to allow authors to create inline footnotes and endnotes.

Removing footnote backlinks: Removing backlinks from endnotes to notemarks.
Specifying footnote markers: Choosing between footnote-style and endnote-style markers.
Building separate footnotes: Building separate footnotes per chapter.

Index Builder

BLUEPHRASE has doppelmarks that allow authors, editors and typographers to work together to build professional book indexes.

Unmarked index entries: Adding unmarked index entries.
Secondary index entries: Adding secondary index entries.
Cross-reference index entries: Adding cross reference index entries.

Xenomarks

The special marks for server-side scripting languages can be used together with BLUEPHRASE.

PHP, Java Server Pages, and Active Server Pages can coexist, allowing a single source of truth for server-side HTML scripting.

PHP: Embedding PHP within a BLUEPHRASE document.
Java Server Pages: Embedding JSP within a BLUEPHRASE document.
Active Server Pages: Embedding Microsoft ASPX within a BLUEPHRASE document.
Disabling xenomarks: Turning off the xenomark handler.