- numcharref
Use the <numcharref> element to identify mentions of XML numeric character references, for example, " " or "
". This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct output formatting. The content of the <numcharref> element should be the numeric value without any leading or trailing characters added as style, for example, "10" or "x0a". This element is part of the XML mention domain.
- parameterentity
Use the <parameterentity> element to identify mentions of parameter entities, for example, "%keyword.content;". This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct formatting, such as adding the percentage sign (%) or trailing semi-colon (;) delimiters to the parameter entity name. The content of the <parameterentity> element should be the entity name without the leading percentage sign or trailing semi-colon. This element is part of the XML mention domain.
- textentity
Use the <textentity> element to identify mentions of XML text entities, for example, "&xml-d-att;". This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct formatting, such as adding an ampersand (&) as a leading character and a semi-colon (;) as a trailing character. The content of the <textentity> element should be the entity name without the ampersand and semi-colon delimiters. This element is part of the XML mention domain.
- xmlatt
Use the <xmlatt> element to identify mentions of XML attributes, for example, @audience. This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct formatting, such as preceding the name of the attribute with a commercial at (@) sign. The content of the <xmlatt> element should be the attribute name without commercial at or equals (=) characters. This element is part of the XML mention domain.
- xmlelement
Use the <xmlelement> element to identify mentions of XML element types. This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct formatting, such as surrounding the name of the element with angle brackets. The content of the <xmlelement> element should be the element type name without leading or trailing angle brackets. This element is part of the XML mention domain.
- xmlnsname
Use the <xmlnsname> element to identify mentions of namespace names, for example, "http://dita.oasis-open.org/architecture/2005/". This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct formatting. This element is part of the XML mention domain.
- xmlpi
Use the <xmlpi> element to identify mentions of processing instruction names, such as <?piname pi value?>. This element enables more precise semantic searching of the DITA source; it also enables distinct formatting. This element is part of the XML mention domain.