3.1.6 Specialization elements
Several DITA elements exist either for architectural
reasons or for support of specialized markup yet to be designed. Although
there is little need to use these elements unless you are directed to,
some of them, such as <state>, can be used if
your content makes use of these semantic distinctions. For example, a
discussion of signals on a gate of an integrated logic circuit might
use the state element to represent either on or off conditions of that
gate.
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foreign
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Topic elements
3.1.2
Map elements
3.1.3
Metadata elements
3.1.4
Domain elements
3.1.5
Classification elements
3.1.7
Legacy conversion elements
3.1.8
DITAVAL elements