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How to inject body in DITA

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in this video we will learn how to create a set of steps in a data task topic we will be using oxygen XML editor version 17 on a pc in author view inside the task body element weamp;#39;re going to add the steps element and as you can see the oxygen XML editor automatically populates the set of steps with the first step and with its command so letamp;#39;s add content to our first step and then switch over to text view to take a look at the code behind this inside the steps element you can have one or more step elements and each step is the container element for an instruction inside the step you are required to have one and only one command element which contains the actual text of the instruction you can also use the optional info element after the command element if you need to add more content to your step

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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).
To cover separate content such as concepts, tasks, reference, the DITA standard specifies different information types. Each information type defines structured elements that aid in authoring the relevant content. For example, the task type defines elements such as , , , and .
DITA maps have unique attributes that are designed to control the way that relationships are interpreted for different output purposes. In addition, DITA maps share many metadata and linking attributes with DITA topics.
Oxygen XML Editor provides a validation function for DITA maps that does more than simply validating that the XML is well-formed. It also does the following: Validates all of the relationships defined in the maps. Validates all of the files that are included in the map.
A topic in DITA is the most granular entity of information. ing to the DITA specifications, a topic should be short enough to be easily readable, but long enough to make sense on its own. To cover separate content such as concepts, tasks, reference, the DITA standard specifies different information types.
Basic concepts DITA has been designed to satisfy requirements for information typing, semantic markup, modularity, reuse, interchange, and production of different deliverable forms from a single source.

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