Names Index

The NDX book can be used for adding a names index.

mt# - Main title
is# - Intro section heading
ip - Intro paragraph
s# - Section heading - Possible use: Headings of alphabetical divisions - 'A', 'B', 'C' etc.
p - Paragraph - Main entry (required). May also be used for any additional paragraphs in the definition entry (optional).
k - Keyword/keyterm - Main entry keyword. (required)
xt - Target references - Entry target reference(s). (required). More than one xt entry can be provided to create logical groupings of references (per chapter; per book etc.).

Examples

USFM
USX

\id NDX
\mt Names Index
\ip Introductory paragraph(s) ...
...
\s A
\p \k Aaron\k*
\xt Exo 4.14-30 (x5)
\xt Exo 5.1-21 (x5)
...
\p \k Abraham\k*
\p See Also Abram
\xt Gen 17.5-27 (x8)
\xt Gen 18.1-33 (x15)
...
\s B
\p \k Baal\k*
\xt Num 22.41
\xt Num 25.3-5 (x2)
...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<usx version="3.1">
  <book code="NDX" style="id" />
  <para style="mt">Names Index</para>
  <para style="ip">Introductory paragraph(s) ...</para>
  <para style="s">A</para>
  <para style="p">
    <char style="k">Aaron</char>
    <char style="xt" >Exo 4.14-30 (x5)</char>
    <char style="xt" >Exo 5.1-21 (x5)</char></para>
  ...
  <para style="p">
    <char style="k">Abraham</char></para>
  <para style="p">See Also Abram
    <char style="xt">Gen 17.5-27 (x8)</char>
    <char style="xt">Gen 18.1-33 (x15)</char></para>
  ...
  <para style="s">B</para>
  <para style="p">
    <char style="k">Baal</char>
    <char style="xt">Num 22.41</char>
    <char style="xt">Num 25.3-5 (x2)</char></para>
  ...
</usx>