The <section> element represents an organizational division in a topic. Sections are used to organize subsets of information that are directly related to the topic. For example, the titles Reference Syntax, Example and Properties might represent section-level discourse within a topic about a command-line process—the content in each section relates uniquely to the subject of that topic. Multiple sections within a single topic do not represent a hierarchy, but rather peer divisions of that topic. Sections cannot be nested. A section may have an optional title.
body, bodydiv, learningBasebody, taskbody, conbody, conbodydiv, refbody, refbodydiv, learningSummarybody, learningAssessmentbody, learningContentbody |
|
<reference id="reference"> <title>Copy Command</title> <refbody> <section> <title>Purpose</title> <p>This little command copies things.</p> </section> </refbody> </reference>
The specialized title attribute allows architects of specialized types to define a fixed or default title for a specialized element. Not intended for direct use by authors. |
||||
univ-atts attribute group (includes select-atts, id-atts, and localization-atts groups) |
A set of related attributes, described in 3.4.1.3 univ-atts attribute group |
|||
A set of related attributes, described in 3.4.1.2 global-atts attribute group |
||||
Common attributes described in 3.4.1.9 Other common DITA attributes |