<bibliomixed> Bibliographic Entry

An item in a bibliography.

Usage/Remarks

Best Practice Note

Add an @xml:id to any <bibliomixed> element that is to be cited in the body of the paper, to be referenced by a <xref>. Add @xreflabel to provide a referencing string. See <xref> for more details on cross-referencing in general.
Display/Formatting Note
When @xreflabel is present (usage preferred), its value (e.g., xreflabel="Smith 1990") will display as a label (enclosed in square brackets) preceding the contents of <bibliomixed>, “[Smith 1990]”. Any cross-reference (<xref>) to the bibliographic entry will display only the @xreflabel value as the text of the cross-reference, “Smith 1990”. Brackets or other types of punctuation to enclose the cross-reference must be present in the narrative text.
If no @xreflabel is used, the value of the @xml:id attribute (e.g., xml:id="smith90") will display as the label (enclosed in square brackets) preceding the actual citation, “[smith90]”. Any cross-reference to the bibliographic entry will display only the value of the @xml:id attribute as the cross-reference text, “smith90”; punctuation to enclose the cross-reference must be present in the narrative text.
If neither @xreflabel nor @xml:id are present, no label will precede the displayed contents of a <bibliomixed> element.
Attributes
Models and Context
May be contained in
Description
Any combination of:
Expanded Content Model

(#PCDATA | emphasis | phrase | link | quote | biblioid)*

Tagged Sample

Webpage with copyright date and accessed date

<article xmlns="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"
  version="5.0-subset Balisage-1.5" xml:id="HR-23632987-8973">
  <title>Raleigh&#8217;s Discoveries in the New World</title>
  <subtitle>New Insight into the Roanoke Colony</subtitle>
  ...
  <appendix xml:id="mul-app2" xreflabel="Appendix II">
    ...
  </appendix>
  <bibliography>
    <title>Bibliography</title>
    ...

    <bibliomixed xml:id="prindle1996b" xreflabel="Prindle 1996b">Prindle, Tara. <quote>Native 
      American History of Corn</quote>. [online]. Native American Technology and Art. © 1996 
      [cited 14 Apr 1998]. 
      <link>http://www.lib.uconn.edu/NativeTech/cornhusk/cornhusk.html</link>.</bibliomixed>

    <bibliomixed xml:id="stick1983" xreflabel="Stick 1983">Stick, David. <emphasis role="ital"
      >Roanoke Island: The Beginnings of English America</emphasis>. Chapel Hill: University 
      of North Carolina Press, 1983.</bibliomixed>

    ...
  </bibliography>
</article>