Put in state in DITA

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What is DESC in XML?

The element contains the description of the current element. The element provides an optional heading or title for a column of descriptions or definitions in a definition list ( ).

What is the data element in Dita?

The element represents a property within a DITA topic or map. While the element can be used directly to capture properties, it is particularly useful as a basis for specialization.

What is the language reference in Dita?

The language reference portion of the DITA specification contains a topic for each DITA element. The topic defines the element, its inheritance hierarchy, and provides examples of usage. This portion of the DITA specification also includes information about DITA attributes.

Is Dita a markup language?

DITA is built on XML-based mark-up language. It allows for topic-based authoring. It follows structured authoring concepts. It separates content from formatting via the DITA style guide.

What is a reference in Dita?

The DITA Specification 1.3 provides the following definition of Reference topics: Reference topics are specialized from topic. They contain the standard topic elements, including title, short descriptions or abstract, a prolog, a body, and related links.

What is a language reference?

Language Reference encompasses the wide range of dictionaries and AZ guides dedicated to the learning, use, and study of language.

What is the option element in Dita?

This element is part of the DITA programming domain, a special set of DITA elements designed to document programming tasks, concepts, and reference information. The element defines an operator within a syntax definition. Typical operators are equals (=), plus (+) or multiply (*).

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