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    - abstract
    - body
    - bodydiv
    - dita
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    - titlealt
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    - alt
    - cite
    - dd
    - ddhd
    - desc
    - div
    - dl
    - dlentry
    - dlhead
    - draft-comment
    - dt
    - dthd
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    - figgroup
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    - image
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    - longdescref
    - lq
    - note
    - object
    - ol
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    - param
    - ph
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    - section
    - sl
    - sli
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    - tm
    - ul
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  - Multimedia elements
    - audio
    - media-source
    - media-track
    - video
    - video-poster
  - Indexing elements
  - Related links elements
    - link
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    - linklist
    - linkpool
    - linktext
  - Table elements
    - colspec
    - entry
    - row
    - simpletable
    - stentry
    - sthead
    - strow
    - table
    - tbody
    - tgroup
    - thead
- Map elements
  - Basic map elements
    - keytext
    - map
    - navref
    - relcell
    - relcolspec
    - relheader
    - relrow
    - reltable
    - topicref
    - topicmeta
    - ux-window
  - Subject scheme elements
- Metadata elements
  - Descriptive metadata
    - audience
    - author
    - category
    - keywords
    - othermeta
    - prodinfo
    - publisher
    - prodname
    - prognum
  - Lifecycle management metadata
    - copyrholder
    - copyright
    - copyryear
    - created
    - critdates
    - metadata
    - permissions
    - resourceid
    - revised
    - source
  - Product information metadata
    - brand
    - component
    - featnum
    - platform
    - series
    - vrmlist
    - vrm
- Specialization elements
- Domain elements
- Other elements
  - Legacy conversion elements
    - required-cleanup
  - DITAVAL elements
    - alt-text
    - endflag
    - prop
    - revprop
    - startflag
    - style-conflict
    - val
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Acknowledgments
Aggregated RFC-2119 statements
Coding practices for DITA grammar files
Constraint modules
- Examples: Constraints implemented using DTDs
- Examples: Constraints implemented using RNG
Expansion modules
- Examples: Expansion implemented using DTDs
- Examples: Expansion implemented using RNG
Element-by-element recommendations for translators
Formatting expectations
Migrating to DITA 2.0
- Changes from DITA 1.3 to DITA 2.0
- Information about migrating to DITA 2.0
OASIS grammar files
Processing interoperability considerations
Revision history

DITAVAL elements

A DITAVAL document identifies content that is filtered and flagged at rendering time. The DITAVAL document has an extension of .ditaval.

alt-text
The <alt-text> element in a DITAVAL document specifies alternate text for an image that is used to flag content. If an image is not specified, the text is used to mark the flagged content.
endflag
The <endflag> element in a DITAVAL document specifies information that identifies the end of flagged content. The information can be an image, alternate text, or both.
prop
The <prop> element in a DITAVAL document specifies filtering or flagging actions that occur when rendering. The actions target the @props attribute or specializations of @props, including @audience, @deliveryTarget, @otherprops, @platform, and @product.
revprop
The <revprop> element in a DITAVAL document identifies a value of the @rev attribute for flagging. Unlike the conditional processing attributes, which can be used for both filtering and flagging, the @rev attribute can only be used for flagging.
startflag
The <startflag> element in a DITAVAL document specifies information that identifies the beginning of flagged content. The information can be an image, alternate text, or both.
style-conflict
The <style-conflict> element in a DITAVAL document declares the behavior to be used when one or more flagging methods collide on the same element..
val
The <val> element is the root element of a DITAVAL document.

Parent topic: Other elements

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