Bind topic in DITA

Utilize this walkthrough to bind topic in DITA in minutes

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To bind topic in DITA, follow these steps:

Click on Sign In or create a free account.
When forwarded to your Dashboard, hit the Add New button and choose how you want to import your document.
Use our pro capabilities that will let you improve your document's content and layout.
Choose the option to bind topic in DITA from the toolbar and apply it to form.
Check your content once again to ensure it has no errors or typos.
Click on DONE to finish editing form.

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How to bind topic in DITA

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in this video we will learn about the sequence of finishing elements in a did a strict task topic we will be using oxygen XML editor version 17 on a PC in text view so in our task topic after the steps element we are allowed to add three optional finishing elements the result element the example element and the post rec element if you use any or all of these elements they must go in this strict sequence if you try to add a result element after an example element a result element after a post rec element an example element after a post drag element or to use these elements in any other sequence than they were intended the document will no longer be valid there is also a constraint that if you use any of these elements you are only allowed to have one of each so for example adding more than one result element will mean your task is no longer valid

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What is a concept topic in DITA?

The DITA concept document type uses the concept information type. Concept topics are specialized from the base topic information type. They include the standard topic elements, including the short description, prolog, a body, and related links.

What is the difference between a concept and a context?

Concepts explain and provide answers that are generally applicable to almost all cases while contexts describe the stories and events in which explorations are conducted just to understand the explanations of a phenomenon.

What are the elements of the task topic in DITA?

The task topic includes sections for describing the context, prerequisites, actual steps, expected results, troubleshooting, example, and expected next steps for a task.

What are the content types in DITA?

Content created using DITA is in XML format, making it machine-readable. DITA content is componentized, arranged in topics and maps, and most commonly stored in a component content management system (CCMS).

What is the difference between concept and subject?

As a metaphor, you can think of subjects as on the ground and concepts as in the air. Some terms can be both concepts and subjects, such as evolution. Evolution as a field of study within biology is a subject, but evolution as a description of the behavior of economic systems is a concept.

What is the difference between a concept and a topic?

The concept taxonomy not only has more concepts available, but it has more specific concepts to define the standard. The topic does define the standard, but it is more general or broad.

What is the difference between topic and concept in DITA?

DITA includes three main topic types: Task, Concept, and Reference. Tasks are used to describe how to perform a procedure. Concepts present descriptive information so the reader can understand the background and context of a subject. Reference topics provide detailed facts, often in a table.

What are the types of topics in DITA?

Information Types DITA provides three base topic types (concept, task, and reference), a number of extended topic types, and the capability to create new topic types through specialization.

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