![[5.1 Assembly]](figs/web/rev_5.1_assembly.png)
module
module — .
Description
Within a structure, the module elements
describe the subunits of the structure. If the structure represents a
book, then the modules are effectively the chapters, appendixes, etc.
If the structure represents an interactive help system or web site,
then the modules may be pages or sets of pages within that
system.
In the simplest case, a module points to the
resource that is the body of the module. In more complex
cases, a module may impose more structure through nested
modules.
If contentonly is true, then
only the content of the referenced resource is included (that is, the children of
the root element, but not the root element itself).
If omittitles is true, then
the title elements of the referenced resource are not included.
Note
The omittitles attribute seems redundant,
or perhaps just misnamed (notitles?) given the
existence of override.
Processing expectations
Never rendered directly. The content that results from processing a module is generally rendered in the normal fashion.
Examples
FIXME: TBD.