EPUB (English Wikipedia)

For a table of the required XHTML modules and a description of the restrictions, see "Section 2.2", ePub OPS 2.0.1 (specification draft), IDPF.
For a table of supported properties and detailed information, see "Section 3.0", ePub OPS 2.0.1 (specification draft), IDPF.
For a full listing of metadata, see "Section 2.2", ePub OPF 2.0.1 (specification draft), IDPF.
A list of possible values for type is in "Section 2.6", ePub OPDF 2.0.1 (specification draft), IDPF.
Detailed descriptions of the differences between 3.0 and 2.0.1 can be found on ePub 3.0 spec changes, IDPF.
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w3.org

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