# Chapter 7 Examples

- Example 7-1: A typical HTML document
- Example 7-2: A valid XHTML document
- Example 7-3: A very simple yet complete XML document
- Example 7-4: A catalog DTD that uses basic XHTML but omits a lot of elements
- Example 7-5: A DTD that mixes MathML into XHTML
- Example 7-6: A DTD module to define the today and quoteoftheday elements' names and namespaces
- Example 7-7: A DTD module to define the today and quoteoftheday elements
- Example 7-8: A document model module for CafeML
- Example 7-9: An XHTML DTD that mixes in the Cafe DTD
- Example 7-10: A simple RDF document saying that W. Scott Means and Elliotte Rusty Harold are the authors of XML in a Nutshell
- Example 7-11: An RDF encoded Dublin Core description for XML in a Nutshell

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