What a node of a layout tree is.
public enum LayoutNodeKind
ISO 32000-2 §14.8.4 (standard structure types) and ISO/TS 32005: a structure element becomes the kind its standard structure type (after role mapping, §14.8.6.2) stands for, in either standard namespace:
NonStruct and Private, the row groups THead, TBody and TFoot, and elements that resolve to no
standard type make no node: their children and content belong to the node above. Artifact elements and everything under
them are left out (§14.8.4.8.7).
kind:method, kind:property, kind:ctor. Press Esc to clear.CaptionThe caption of the node it is a child of.DocumentA whole logical document or a fragment of one; the root of every tree.FigureA figure or formula: graphical content, usually described by AlternateDescription.LabelA label: a list item's bullet or number, a heading's number, a footnote's mark.LinkContent associated with a link annotation (Annotations).ListA list.ListBodyThe body of a list item.ListItemAn item of a list.NoteA footnote or endnote.ParagraphA paragraph or other low-level division of content.SectionA grouping of blocks: a part, section, division or aside.SpanAn inline run of content with no particular characteristics, or inline content with a meaning the tree does not model.TableA table; LayoutTable gives its size.TableCellA cell of a table; LayoutTableCell gives its position, spans and headers.TableRowA row of a table.