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The physical markup refers to the set of primitives often found in regular documents.
Some of those primitives (spacing and breaking) can be avoided in pure logical documents and be encapsulated in the document style, but some features (tables) cannot be fully used without using physical markup within the document.
- White space
- Line breaking
- Indentation
- Page breaking
- Mathematics
- Tables
- Linking
- Graphics
- Miscellaneous physical markup
© 2004 David Allouche
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