HTML definition list extractor

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Extractor reads given HTML document or fragment and creates a topic for each HTML definition list title and attaches subsequent definition as an occurrence to the definition title topic.
 
Extractor reads given HTML document or fragment and creates a topic for each HTML definition list title and attaches subsequent definition as an occurrence to the definition title topic.
  
Extractor interprets each '''<dt>''' element as a topic and subsequent '''<dd>''' element as a occurrence. If HTML fragment contains multiple sequential '''<dt>''' elements, subsequent '''<dd>''' occurrence is attached to all previous title topics. If '''<dt>''' follows multiple '''<dd>''' elements, they are all attached to the title topic as numbered occurrences.
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Extractor interprets each '''dt''' element as a topic and subsequent '''dd''' element as a occurrence. If HTML fragment contains multiple sequential '''dt''' elements, subsequent '''dd''' occurrence is attached to all previous title topics. If '''dt''' follows multiple '''dd''' elements, they are all attached to the title topic as numbered occurrences.

Latest revision as of 21:08, 22 January 2008

HTML definition list extractor is started with menu option File > Extract > HTML definition list extractor.... However, the extractor may turn out most useful with Drag and Drop Extractor where HTML fragments are dragged directly from WWW browser.

Extractor reads given HTML document or fragment and creates a topic for each HTML definition list title and attaches subsequent definition as an occurrence to the definition title topic.

Extractor interprets each dt element as a topic and subsequent dd element as a occurrence. If HTML fragment contains multiple sequential dt elements, subsequent dd occurrence is attached to all previous title topics. If dt follows multiple dd elements, they are all attached to the title topic as numbered occurrences.

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