Getting a handle on structured Frame (DITA)
Theresa de Valence
TdeV at bstw.com
Wed Aug 13 13:52:39 PDT 2014
On 8/13/2014 11:21 AM, Scott Prentice wrote:
>
> XML for sure, and personally I'd use DITA. DITA for 3 reasons .. 1) the
> implementation of DocBook support has problems, and that may cause you
> trouble down the line, 2) you'll likely find more options for DITA
> support in the techcomm space, and 3) I like DITA better than DocBook :)
OK, conceptually, I understand the value of dividing each part of the
document into a single-purpose element and that DITA might be better
than the mishmash of DocBook. However, when I look at the DITA
applications in structapps.fm, I cannot tell which application is used
for plain ordinary text (i.e. what consitutes <para>). How does one use
DITA for:
--Book
----Chapter
------Section
--------Body
Is this what the DITA map is?
[And here I thought we were going to have geographical maps in the book
8-) ]
Thanks,
Theresa
P.S. I have ordered XML AND FRAMEMAKER by Kay Ethier but it won't be
here for several days
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