Peripherals

The following strategy should be used for marking project peripheral contents.

Content should be created in separate book files according to the general groupings shown in the list of peripheral book and division IDs.

In USFM: An id paragraph identifies the overall content of the peripheral file. Within each book, divisions (sub-sections) of content are denoted using a periph marker.

In USX: A book element identifies the overall content of the peripheral file. Within each peripheral file, divisions (sub-sections) of content are contained within a periph element.

Content is added to books and divisions using the most appropriate existing USFM/USX paragraph, character, table or note markup.

Some larger back matter content is maintained it within its own book file (Concordance, Glossary, Topical Index, Names Index). These contents do not require a periph division identifier.