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How to inject address in DITA

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What is the correct DITA for inserting an image?

To insert an image, use the image tag and specify the placement attribute to set line wrapping. You can also choose placement=inline if youre inserting an image in the line of your sentence (such as a button image) or if you want text to flow around your image. DITA: Images | Id Rather Be Writing Blog and API doc course Idratherbewriting.com imagesdita Idratherbewriting.com imagesdita

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. Working with DITA Topics - Oxygen XML Editor Oxygen XML Editor eppo-pathfinder-structure Oxygen XML Editor eppo-pathfinder-structure

What is the linking attribute in DITA?

The linking attribute allows you to specify whether a link should appear in only one of the topics within a relationship. A topic can only be linked to and cannot link to other topics. A topic cannot be linked to but can link to other topics. A topic can be linked to and can link to other topics. Linking within DITA structuredauthoring.net readings 11linking structuredauthoring.net readings 11linking

What is the related links element in DITA?

DITA topics have two different types of links. In the body of the topic, you can use the xref element to insert cross reference or inline links. In the related-links part of the topic, you can use the link element to insert links. Related links are also generated from a relationship table when you publish a DITA map. Using Linking with DITA Documents PTC help editorhelp help14963 PTC help editorhelp help14963

What is the link element in DITA?

DITA topics have two different types of links. In the body of the topic, you can use the xref element to insert cross reference or inline links. In the related-links part of the topic, you can use the link element to insert links. Related links are also generated from a relationship table when you publish a DITA map. Using Linking with DITA Documents ptc.com editor editorhelp help14963 ptc.com editor editorhelp help14963

What does the link element do?

The HTML element specifies relationships between the current document and an external resource. This element is most commonly used to link to stylesheets, but is also used to establish site icons (both favicon style icons and icons for the home screen and apps on mobile devices) among other things. The External Resource Link element - HTML: HyperText Markup Language MDN Web Docs - Mozilla en-US docs Web l MDN Web Docs - Mozilla en-US docs Web l

What DITA code is most correct for linking to an external website?

To link to another topic or external site inline, you use the xref element. As a general best practice, people say to avoid inline links if possible, but if referring to another topic or page, it might seem odd not to include the link. The topic title will automatically be used as the anchor text for the link. DITA: Inline links | Id Rather Be Writing Blog and API doc course Idratherbewriting.com inlinelinks Idratherbewriting.com inlinelinks

What is the link function element?

The link() function accepts the scope , element , attributes , controller , and transclude function associated with the directive, enabling you to manipulate the DOM directly within the directive. The transclude function is a handle that is bound to the transclusion scope. Manipulating the DOM with a Link Function - Learning AngularJS [Book] OReilly library view learning-an OReilly library view learning-an

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