[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Using Docbook v4.2 XML, I understand that I can do conditional text with
profiling. I have a couple questions:
1. Is the 'condition' attribute appropriate for this?
I use it. TDG says: "Condition is a general-purpose effectivity
attribute with no specified semantics. Many DocBook users observed that
in order to add an effectivity condition that was unique to their
environment required �abusing� the semantics of one of the existing
attributes, or adding their own, making their customization an extension
rather than a subset."
2. If I just have a couple words, or a part of a single sentence that I
would like to have conditional, it seems like overkill to have two
different <para>s. Is there an element that I can use, whose sole purpose
is to mark a bit of text with a profile target, yet not preclude any
children elements from being used?
Use <phrase>
Camille.
