Example: Links from `<term>` or `<keyword>` elements

This section is non-normative.

The @keyref attribute enables authors to specify that references to keywords or terms in a DITA topic can be rendered as a link to an associated resource.

In this scenario, a company with well-developed glossary wants to ensure that instances of a term that is defined in the glossary always include a link to the glossary topic.

An information architect adds values for the @keys attribute to all the of the <topicref> elements that are in the DITA map for the glossary, for example:

<map>
  <title>Company-wide glossary</title>
  <topicref keys="term-1" href="term-1.dita"/>
  <topicref keys="term-2" href="term-2.dita"/>
  <topicref keys="term-3" href="term-3.dita"/>
  <topicref keys="term-4" href="term-4.dita"/>
</map>

When authors refer to a term in a topic, they use the following mark-up:
```
<term keyref="term-1"/>
```
When the <term> element is rendered, the content is provided by the <title> element of the glossary topic. The <term> element also is rendered as a link to the glossary topic.

Example: Links from <term> or <keyword> elements

Example: Links from `<term>` or `<keyword>` elements