(Root element) Stylesheet to be loaded when sidebar/toolbar is shown Frame/separator around its embedded objects. If name is given, we show it as a heading. Entry in the pages' list As its superordinate <group> or <item> Includes another sitemap file. Namely on the very place in the hierarchy at which the <external> element lives. (Root element of a sub-sitemap) This URL is prefixed to all "url" declarations in subordinate elements. In case a sub element is located on another domain, the complete URL must be given. (In other words: Only if any "url" declaration is no complete URL, the xml:base is prefixed to it.) Language of the referenced object. Declaration according to RFC 4646 MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ Character set of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets (The character set of the sitemap file itself is declared in the very first line as an attribute of the XML prologue: encoding="utf-8") Declaration of the target frame (for web sites using frame sets) target="_blank" is not allowed (after all, the sitemap contains only site-internal links) – the users can decide on their own if they want a new window/tab :-) If this is no complete URL (e.g. "files/logo.gif"), the xml:base will be prefixed. Anchors are allowed as URL’s. MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ Name which appears in the sidebar/toolbar This is used to declare a linear sequence of several pages (e.g. Bugzilla Guide). Allowed values are: * none (=default) * sequence. In this case, the previous/next arrows in the Firefox Extension (function bar) are shown. Longer description which appears in the tooltip when user MouseOvers the object Denotes the importance of an object, relative to the rest. Allowed values: number from 0.0 to 1.0, default is 0.5. Declaration of the target frame (for web sites using frame sets) target="_blank" is not allowed (after all, the sitemap contains only site-internal links) – the users can decide on their own if they want a new window/tab :-) Language of the referenced object. Declaration according to RFC 4646 MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ This URL is prefixed to all "url" declarations in subordinate elements. In case a sub element is located on another domain, the complete URL must be given. (In other words: Only if any "url" declaration is no complete URL, the xml:base is prefixed to it.) Character set of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets (The character set of the sitemap file itself is declared in the very first line as an attribute of the XML prologue: encoding="utf-8") If this is no complete URL (e.g. "files/logo.gif"), the xml:base will be prefixed. Anchors are allowed as URL’s. Name which appears in the sidebar/toolbar Longer description which appears in the tooltip when user MouseOvers the object Causes the object to be displayed in the function bar, not in the normal hierarchy. If several function's are located on the same page, they have to be declared as anchors and entered separately into the sitemap. Allowed values: * contact * contentinfo: Central repository for all "background" information about the site, especially legal information like imprint, terms and conditions, privacy policy, etc.) * search: Use the website's own search script (instead of Google). Each of these role's may appear several times in the sitemap (e.g. if the site has multiple contact pages). In this case a sub-menu pops up (containing the name-attributes of the <item>'s) when the user clicks. We indicate this by showing the usual triangle symbol to the right of the icon Denotes the importance of an object, relative to the rest. Allowed values: number from 0.0 to 1.0, default is 0.5. Declaration of the target frame (for web sites using frame sets) target="_blank" is not allowed (after all, the sitemap contains only site-internal links) – the users can decide on their own if they want a new window/tab :-) Language of the referenced object. Declaration according to RFC 4646 MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ This URL is prefixed to all "url" declarations in subordinate elements. In case a sub element is located on another domain, the complete URL must be given. (In other words: Only if any "url" declaration is no complete URL, the xml:base is prefixed to it.) Character set of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets (The character set of the sitemap file itself is declared in the very first line as an attribute of the XML prologue: encoding="utf-8") Only allowed if role="search". Method to be used to send the user's search request to the server. Allowed values: get (=default) post Only allowed if role="search". Data to be sent to the server when the user submits a search request using the searchbox in our sidebar. Use %s as a placeholder for the user's search term. If this is no complete URL (e.g. "files/logo.gif"), the xml:base will be prefixed. Anchors are allowed as URL’s. Name which appears in the sidebar/toolbar Longer description which appears in the tooltip when user MouseOvers the object Language of the referenced object. Declaration according to RFC 4646 MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ Character set of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets (The character set of the sitemap file itself is declared in the very first line as an attribute of the XML prologue: encoding="utf-8") Only allowed if role="search". Data to be sent to the server when the user submits a search request using the searchbox in our sidebar. Use %s as a placeholder for the user's search term. If this is no complete URL (e.g. "files/logo.gif"), the xml:base will be prefixed. Anchors are allowed as URL’s. This URL is prefixed to all "url" declarations in subordinate elements. In case a sub element is located on another domain, the complete URL must be given. (In other words: Only if any "url" declaration is no complete URL, the xml:base is prefixed to it.) Language of the referenced object. Declaration according to RFC 4646 MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ Character set of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets (The character set of the sitemap file itself is declared in the very first line as an attribute of the XML prologue: encoding="utf-8") Denotes the importance of an object, relative to the rest. Allowed values: number from 0.0 to 1.0, default is 0.5. Declaration of the target frame (for web sites using frame sets) target="_blank" is not allowed (after all, the sitemap contains only site-internal links) – the users can decide on their own if they want a new window/tab :-) This URL is prefixed to all "url" declarations in subordinate elements. In case a sub element is located on another domain, the complete URL must be given. (In other words: Only if any "url" declaration is no complete URL, the xml:base is prefixed to it.) Language of the referenced object. Declaration according to RFC 4646 MIME type of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ Character set of the referenced object. Declaration according to http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets (The character set of the sitemap file itself is declared in the very first line as an attribute of the XML prologue: encoding="utf-8") Declaration of the target frame (for web sites using frame sets) target="_blank" is not allowed (after all, the sitemap contains only site-internal links) – the users can decide on their own if they want a new window/tab :-)