The markup may feel a bit odd, but the relevant information is there. You could create a domain specializations for element: <email href="x@..."/> It...
Any user-created list would be at best a guide since valid candidates could be overlooked. A resource exists at the dita.xml.org site for service suppliers to...
It's there: http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.2/os/spec/langref/link.html Unfortunately, I was wrong, it can't come in a "p" neither. So yes, as you said, an...
Note that <link> is intended for limited use within the <related-links> area of topics and is usually auto-generated, not directly authored. <xref> is the...
Not your initial question (which seems now solved), but just wanted to say looking at an element's inheritance is often informative to understand its meaning....
Thanks Bob and Jeremy. Apparently, I misunderstood Eliot's comment in DITA for Practitioners, Vol 1: "There were issues in the past...when you had topics that...
It's possible I was wrong. But it depends on the value you're using and the output format. In particular, Windows help has constraints. And it's always...
Dave, I don't consider it a kludge. If <xref> does not target a local DITA topic, you must set @scope -- that's the universal rule. It is a bit error prone in...
Is there an existing topic type for contact information? My preference would be to store information in contact topics, and conref fields (for instance, email...
I'm working with a JQuery script that requires me to tag the entire Related Links section with a div element and a specific ID attribute. I've already added a...
Hi Jason, Today my user reported to me the following: "after updating to the latest JDK 6 update 32, the problem disappeared." I hope this helps to solve this...
... Especially when <emailaddress/> is available. Were that available in p/emailaddress, you wouldn't need the additional properties? regards -- Dave Pawson ...
As no body replies, my two cents, to not leave you alone: did you tried a file search in the DITA-OT home directory, for files which names are "*.xsl" and...
I can not get to write an XSL style sheet that displays the author from a ditamap or pubmap in my PDF output. Can anyone help? The author shall be placed...
Hi all, I need to uniquely select the opentopic-index:label element within the *first* opentopic-index:index-group element within opentopic-index:index-groups...
If I'm understanding you correctly, and you actually want to have the author's name appear above the TOC's title, then this might work: <xsl:template...
Hi Andreas, Not specifically sure what you're asking but if you it's what is the match you should specify: <template match="*[contains(class,' topic/author...
... The <emailaddress> element is just not available for this. It's metadata. The <xref> element has the general semantics to embed a hyperlink, with a company...
Does anyone have any figures available that can be used to describe the size of the DITA community? I am thinking a good proxy might be the number of DITA...
There is no way to know, I believe (*). Joined members here is just a hard lower minimum (many may not join anywhere, some may join elsewhere, behind some who...
An essential architectural aspect of DITA is that it makes a fundamental distinction between metadata and content and that distinction is at the element type...
Hello Dave, I have managed to surround the "related-links" div from a plug-in attached to the "dita.xsl.xhtml" extension point. You have to override the XSL...
