Article:		Getting Productive with XMLMind
Subject:		Additional Elements
Date:		2007-06-22 21:42:20
From:		James_Elliott
Response to: Additional Elements
I'm afraid I don't entirely understand your question, so I hope this helps: XMLMind can be used as a general XML editor, with any DTD or schema you can point it at, or RELAX NG, or Schematron. Or you can use it in an unvalidated/unconstrained mode, in which case you can create elements of any nature you feel like. (See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/features.html). In this article, however, we're talking about the WYSIWYG features you get when you are using it to write technical documents using the DocBook DTD. In that case, you're constrained by the DTD to create only valid DocBook documents, which is what you would want. Does that answer your question?

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