Sitemap Attributes Reference
<sitesection> attributes and <topichead> attributes
<sitesection> elements are specialized
<topichead> elements.-
@outputclass="view-tiles" -
Default for
<sitesection>elements.- Rendered as a navigation tile
- Present in the main Table of Contents (TOC)
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@outputclass="hidden" -
Default for
<topichead>elements.- Not rendered as a navigation tile
- Present in the main TOC
@outputclass="view-toc"Default for
<sitesection>elements with multiple versions of content. If you add this to the<sitesection>element, the version dropdown selector will render in the portal.
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<sitesection outputclass="hidden">and<topichead> -
<sitesection>and<topichead outputclass="tile">
<topicref> attributes
- @toc="no"
- Hide a topic and its children from the main (left) TOC.
- @chunk="to-content"
- Chunk children topics to the parent topic. The parent topic displays as a
single entry in the main (left) TOC.Important:
Applying the
chunkattribute within an already chunked structure causes unexpected results in outputs. For example, in this structure, thechunkattribute added to<topicref href="topic-3---child.dita">is redundant and will cause issues. For correct results in output, apply the chunk attribute once, to a top-level element which in this example is the firsttopicrefelement.<topicref href="topic-1---parent.dita" chunk="to-content"> <topicref href="topic-2---child.dita"/> <topicref href="topic-3---child.dita" chunk="to-content"> <topicref href="topic-4---child.dita"/> </topicref> <topicref href="topic-5---child.dita"/> </topicref> -
@outputclass="full-content" -
Default and exclusive for
<topicref>elements.- Rendered in the central content area
- @format="pdf"
Publish a PDF file to Heretto Portal. Also works when set on the
xrefelement. For more information, see Heretto Portal PDF Handling.