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Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.3 Part 2: Technical Content Edition

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.3 Part 1: Base Edition

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.3 Part 3: All-Inclusive Edition

Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) Version 1.2

Chapter 1: Introduction

1.1.1: Terminology
1.1.2: Normative references
1.1.3: Non-normative references
1.1.4: Formatting conventions in the XHTML version of the specification

Chapter 2: Architectural specification

2.2.1: Base architecture
2.2.2: Technical content architecture
2.2.3: Learning and training architecture

Chapter 3: Language reference

Chapter 4: Conformance

Appendix A: Acknowledgments

Appendix B: Non-normative information

B.6.1 Changes from previous versions
B.6.2 Migrating from DITA 1.1 to 1.2
B.6.3 DITA MIME type
B.6.4 Considerations for generalizing <foreign> elements
B.6.5 Element-by-element recommendations for translators
B.6.6 DITA module and shell implementation reference
B.6.7 DTD organization
B.6.8 XML schema organization
B.6.9 Processing component modularization and naming conventions
B.6.10 Processing interoperability considerations
B.6.11 Specialization design, customization, and the limits of specialization

Chapter 1: Introduction to DITA 1.3

1.1.1: About the DITA specification: All-inclusive edition
1.1.2: Terminology
1.1.3: Normative references
1.1.4: Non-normative references
1.1.5: Formatting conventions in the XHTML version of the specification

Chapter 2: Architectural specification: All-inclusive edition

2.2.1: Introduction to DITA
2.2.2: DITA markup
2.2.3: DITA addressing
2.2.4: DITA processing
2.2.5: Configuration, specialization, generalization, and constraints
2.2.6: Coding practices for DITA grammar files
2.2.7: Technical content specializations
2.2.8: Learning and training specializations

Chapter 3: Language reference: All-inclusive edition

Chapter 4: Conformance

Appendix A: Acknowledgments

Appendix B: Non-normative information

B.6.1 About the specification source
B.6.2 Changes from previous versions
B.6.3 File naming conventions
B.6.4 Migrating to new versions of DITA
B.6.5 Considerations for generalizing <foreign> elements
B.6.6 Element-by-element recommendations for translators: All-inclusive edition
B.6.7 DTD public identifiers
B.6.8 XML Schema catalog identifiers
B.6.9 Domains and constraints in the OASIS specification
B.6.10 Processing interoperability considerations
B.6.11 Specialization design, customization, and the limits of specialization

Appendix C: Content models: All-inclusive edition

C.7.1 A elements
C.7.2 B elements
C.7.3 C elements
C.7.4 D elements
C.7.5 E elements
C.7.6 F elements
C.7.7 G elements
C.7.8 H elements
C.7.9 I elements
C.7.10 K elements
C.7.11 L elements
C.7.12 M elements
C.7.13 N elements
C.7.14 O elements
C.7.15 P elements
C.7.16 Q elements
C.7.17 R elements
C.7.18 S elements
C.7.19 T elements
C.7.20 U elements
C.7.21 V elements
C.7.22 W elements
C.7.23 X elements
C.7.24 Y elements