- Abbreviated-form domain elements
The abbreviated-form domain contains an element that can be used, in conjunction with a glossary entry topic, for rendering different versions of a term on first and later occurrences in a publication.
- Equation domain
The equation domain includes elements that authors can use to identify, number, and format equations within a document. This domain can be used independently of the MathML domain.
- Glossary-reference domain elements
- Hardware domain
The hardware domain elements are used to document physical devices.
- Markup domain
The markup domain contains an element that can be used for the mention of named components in markup languages.
- MathML domain
The MathML domain elements enable the use of embedded or referenced MathML markup. Referenced MathML markup must be stored in separate, non-DITA XML documents. MathML is a W3C standard.
- Programming domain
The programming domain elements are used to describe the syntax for programming languages.
- Release management domain
The release-management domain elements contain information about the changes that have been made to a DITA topic or map. This information can be retrieved and used to assemble a list of changes.
- Software domain
The software domain elements are used to describe the presentation and operation of a software program.
- SVG domain
The SVG domain elements enable the use of embedded or referenced SVG markup. Referenced SVG markup must be stored in separate, non-DITA XML documents. SVG is a W3C standard.
- Syntax diagram domain
The syntax-diagram domain elements are used to diagram expressions or syntax phrases for programming languages or command line processors.
- User interface domain
The user-interface domain elements are used to describe the graphical user interface of a software program.
- XML mention domain
The XML-mention domain elements are used to describe and document XML document types and applications. They also can enable typographic styling, search and retrieval, and automatic indexing for XML constructs.