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Subject: Concerns about <abbreviated-form> and its rendering rules
Hi, folks. I have a lot of concerns about rendering of the <abbreviated-form> element. Here’s what we have in the draft DITA for Technical Content 2.0 spec: ------------------------ Rendering of <abbreviated-form> elements There are specific rules that specify how processors should render <abbreviated-form> elements. Note that the definition of "introductory context" will vary based on the processor and output format.
My concerns:
Base rules: See
https://dita-lang.org/dita/archspec/base/processing-keyref-for-text , the significant text copied below: Processing rules Processors MUST resolve variable text that is defined using keys by using the following sequence:
1.
Effective text content is taken from the <keytext> element.
2.
Effective text content is taken from the <titlealt> element
with @title-role set to linking.
3.
Effective text content is taken from the <titlealt> element
with @title-role set to navigation.
4.
Effective text content is taken from the <titlealt> element
with @title-role set to a processor-recognized value.
5.
Effective text content is taken from the title of the referenced document, if available.
6.
Effective text content is determined by the processor. Kris |
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