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- Chapter 1: Introduction
- XBRL is rules and syntax for computerized financial reporting
- Inline XBRL is a specification for embedding XBRL in HTML
- Why do we need it
- Chapter 2: XML Elements and XBRL Element Names
- The basic rules for creating well-formed XML documents
- XBRL element names are defined in XBRL taxonomies
- Finding and using pre-defined XBRL element names
- Chapter 3: Creating XBRL Instance Documents
- The basic rules for creating XBRL instance documents
- XBRL instance documents and namespaces
- XBRL instance document and items/business facts
- Footnote disclosure items/facts in XBRL instance documents
- Instance documents and validation
- Chapter 4: Creating iXBRL Instance Documents
- The basic rules for creating iXBRL instance documents
- SEC filings in the EDGAR database: standard XBRL vs. iXBRL
- Providing assurance on XBRL instance documents
- SEC Human Capital Reporting – XBRL reporting standards
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