Formatting expectations This section is non-normative. DITA is a standard that supports the creation of human-readable content. Accordingly, DITA defines fundamental document components. Since …

The highlighting elements are used to highlight text with styles such as bold, italic, and monospaced. These elements are intended solely for use by authors when no semantically appropriate element is …

Highlighting components The highlighting components are used to apply formatting styles to text, such as bold and italic. Never use these elements when a semantically specific element is available.

These elements are not intended for use by specializers, and are intended solely for use by authors when no semantically appropriate element is available and a formatting effect is required. Utilities …

Formatting conventions in the Errata 02 version of the specification Content that has been modified since the DITA 1.3 version of the written specification is indicated with visual cues. This document …

The XHTML version of the specification uses certain formatting conventions to aid readers in navigating through the specification and locating material easily: Link previews and navigation links.

The highlighting components are used to apply formatting styles to text, such as bold and italic. Never use these elements when a semantically specific element is available.

DITA Structure your content. Scale your documentation. Deliver everywhere. Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is an XML-based open standard for structured content that empowers teams to …

The Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is an XML-based architecture for authoring, producing, and delivering topic-oriented, information-typed content that can be reused and single …

Formatting conventions in the XHTML version of the specification Formatting conventions in the Errata 02 version of the specification Element-by-element recommendations for translators: All-inclusive …