## 5 Header Tags

Each document begins with a header part, which looks the same for all DTDs. Here the title of the document is specified, as well as administrative data like who is responsible for the document, which version is it, when was it last changed and such.

An full header looks like:

    <header>
      <title>...</title>
      <prepared>...</prepared>
      <responsible>...</responsible>
      <docno>...</docno>
      <approved>...</approved>
      <checked>...</checked>
      <date>...</date>
      <rev>...</rev>
      <file>...</file>
    </header>

### 5.1 <header>

Top level tag for the header part.

### 5.2 <title>

For `part` and `application` documents, this will be the title of the document, visible in the left frame and on the front page.

For `chapter` documents, this will be the chapter name.

For reference manual documents, this tag is ignored.

### 5.3 <shorttitle>

This optional tag is ignored by DocBuilder. It will likely be removed in the future.

### 5.4 <prepared>

This tag is intended for administrative use and is ignored by DocBuilder.

### 5.5 <responsible>

This optional tag is intended for administrative use and is ignored by DocBuilder.

### 5.6 <docno>

Document number.

For `part` and `application` documents, the document number is visible in the left frame and on the front page.

For other types of documents, this tag is ignored.

### 5.7 <approved>

This optional tag is intended for administrative use and is ignored by DocBuilder.

### 5.8 <checked>

This optional tag is intended for administrative use and is ignored by DocBuilder.

### 5.9 <date>

This tag is intended for administrative use and is ignored by DocBuilder.

### 5.10 <rev>

Document version.

For `part` and `application` documents, the document version is visible in the left frame and on the front page.

For other types of documents, this tag is ignored.

### 5.11 <file>

This optional tag is intended for administrative use and is ignored by DocBuilder.

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