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10. Use of Conditional Content (F) |
Also called "Profiling", this technique simply relies on the
"condition" attribute available in DocBook. It allows to tag any
piece of data to be included or excluded, depending on specific
output needs.
Allows you to maintain versatile modules, containing
common content for various applications, but proposing
different specialised versions at will for different
targets;
Provides a means to quickly derive a slightly different
version from existing material, while sharing common content,
thus making maintenance easier.
This is an example of a paragraph with some alternative
content in it:
<para>Your machine boots up using a little program called
<phrase condition="IA64">EFI</phrase>
<phrase condition="IA32">BIOS</phrase> that ensures peripheral
initialisation.</para> |
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