se/SE/stuff/dita-ot-3.3.3/docsrc/resources/subjectscheme-outputclass.ditamap

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE subjectScheme PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DITA Subject Scheme Map//EN" "subjectScheme.dtd">
<!--  This file is part of the DITA Open Toolkit project. See the accompanying LICENSE file for applicable license.  -->

<subjectScheme>
  <subjectHead>
    <subjectHeadMeta>
      <navtitle>Controlled values for @outputclass on certain elements</navtitle>
    </subjectHeadMeta>
  </subjectHead>

  <subjectdef keys="bootstrap-classes">
    <topicmeta>
      <navtitle>Bootstrap–specific classes </navtitle>
      <shortdesc>Used to pick up Bootstrap formatting in site output.</shortdesc>
    </topicmeta>
    <subjectdef keys="table-outputclass">
      <topicmeta>
        <navtitle>Tables</navtitle>
        <shortdesc>Highlight rows on hover</shortdesc>
      </topicmeta>
      <subjectdef keys="table-hover"/>
    </subjectdef>
    <subjectdef keys="ph-outputclass">
      <topicmeta>
        <navtitle>Phrases</navtitle>
      </topicmeta>
      <subjectdef keys="small"/>
      <subjectdef keys="text-muted"/>
    </subjectdef>
  </subjectdef>

  <subjectdef keys="codeblock-outputclass">
    <topicmeta>
      <navtitle>Codeblocks</navtitle>
    </topicmeta>
    <subjectdef keys="codeblock-dita-ot-extensions">
      <topicmeta>
        <navtitle>DITA-OT Processing Extensions</navtitle>
        <shortdesc>https://www.dita-ot.org/dev/reference/extended-functionality.html</shortdesc>
      </topicmeta>
      <subjectdef keys="normalize-space"/>
      <subjectdef keys="show-line-numbers"/>
      <subjectdef keys="show-whitespace"/>
    </subjectdef>
    <subjectdef keys="codeblock-syntax-highlights">
      <topicmeta>
        <navtitle>Syntax Highlights</navtitle>
        <shortdesc>Used to trigger syntax highlighting via https://prismjs.com.</shortdesc>
      </topicmeta>
      <subjectdef keys="language-bash"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-clike"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-css"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-haskell"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-html"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-java"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-javascript"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-json"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-markdown"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-markup"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-mathml"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-properties"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-svg"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-xml"/>
      <subjectdef keys="language-yaml"/>
    </subjectdef>
  </subjectdef>

  <subjectdef keys="codeph-outputclass">
    <topicmeta>
      <navtitle>Code phrases</navtitle>
      <shortdesc>&lt;codeph&gt; is used semantically three unique ways in the OT docs. Rather than using element
        specialization this limits @outputclass on &lt;codeph&gt;, effectively creating semantic specialization without
        needing to modify DTDs or schemas. How &lt;codeph&gt; is used:
        https://github.com/dita-ot/docs/wiki/coding-guidelines#plug-ins</shortdesc>
    </topicmeta>
    <subjectdef keys="ant-target"/>
    <subjectdef keys="plugin-name"/>
    <subjectdef keys="preprocess"/>
  </subjectdef>

  <subjectdef keys="title-outputclass">
    <topicmeta>
      <navtitle>Titles</navtitle>
      <shortdesc>Added by automated processes; not to be manually added by authors.</shortdesc>
    </topicmeta>
    <subjectdef keys="generated"/>
  </subjectdef>

  <!-- Bind an attribute to a tree of related values -->
  <enumerationdef>
    <elementdef name="codeblock"/>
    <attributedef name="outputclass"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="codeblock-dita-ot-extensions"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="codeblock-syntax-highlights"/>
  </enumerationdef>
  <enumerationdef>
    <elementdef name="codeph"/>
    <attributedef name="outputclass"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="codeph-outputclass"/>
  </enumerationdef>
  <enumerationdef>
    <elementdef name="ph"/>
    <attributedef name="outputclass"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="ph-outputclass"/>
  </enumerationdef>
  <enumerationdef>
    <elementdef name="simpletable"/>
    <attributedef name="outputclass"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="table-outputclass"/>
  </enumerationdef>
  <enumerationdef>
    <elementdef name="table"/>
    <attributedef name="outputclass"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="table-outputclass"/>
  </enumerationdef>
  <enumerationdef>
    <elementdef name="title"/>
    <attributedef name="outputclass"/>
    <subjectdef keyref="title-outputclass"/>
  </enumerationdef>
</subjectScheme>