Abstracts
A best-practice recommendation for capturing commonly used types of journal abstracts and multiple abstracts using JATS XML
Recommendations
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Accessibility
A best-practice XML tagging recommendation for accessible end user presentation -
Article publication and history dates
How to capture publication dates associated with an article and indicate the version of the article being viewed -
Authors and affiliations
These recommendations contain best practices for capturing authors and their affiliations, as well as how these should be associated with one another. -
Citations (general)
How to capture tagging citations in general -
Clinical trials
How to capture clinical trial information in abstracts and other places in an article -
Conflict-of-interest (COI) statements
Updated recommendation How to capture conflict-of-interest (COI) statements within article metadata -
CRediT taxonomy
Updated version of how to tag author contributions using the CRediT taxonomy -
Data availability statements
How to capture data availability in a machine-readable section of your JATS XML -
Data citations
Updated version of how to tag data citations as references -
Display objects (e.g. figures, tables, and boxed text)
How to capture figures, tables and boxes in a standard format in your JATS XML -
Ethics statements
How to capture ethics-related content within a specific section and within general content -
Funding
Updated recommendation on how to capture funding information including new tags in JATS 1.3 -
General XML recommendation
How to capture general article's XML as a whole -
Math
How to capture mathematical content within an article -
Peer review materials
How to tag peer review materials such as peer reviews, editor decision letters and author responses
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