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The main part, e.g., excluding navigational columns and banners, is under an <main> node. However, there are many sibling <div class="FulltextWrapper"> nodes under this <main> node.

Paragraphs in Abstract and body text

All paragraphs in Abstract and body text are <p> nodes whose parents (if the paragraph is under a section) or grandparents (if the paragraph is under a subsection) are <section> nodes of id=(Sec|ASec)\d+, e.g., "Sec17".

However, the paragraph right before a figure/table is not like this. See Springer HTML format for how-to.

Tables and Figures

Tables and figures are organized similar to Springer's format. But both tables and figures are under <figure> nodes. The difference is that for a table, the attributes include class="Figuretable" while for a figure, the attributes inlcude class=Figure.

Styles

  • <em> and <strong>
  • Citations are number based. No Lee et al. in text. Each number is like this:
Ref. [<span class="CitationRef"><a href="#CR31" data-toggle="citation">31</a></span>]
  • References to tables/figures are like this:
Figure&nbsp;<span class="InternalRef"><a href="#Fig2">2</a></span>
Table&nbsp;<span class="InternalRef"><a href="#Tab1">1</a></span>
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