- Example: Simple conref usage
In this scenario, a @conref attribute is used to pull content from the referenced element in another topic.
- Example: Simple conkeyref usage
In this scenario, a @conkeyref attribute is used as an indirect reference to pull content from the referenced element in another topic.
- Example: Reusing a sequence of list items
In this scenario, a @conref and @conrefend are used to reference a range of list items.
- Example: Reusing a sequence of elements of different types
In this scenario, a @conref and @conrefend are used to reference a range of block elements that do not have the same element type.
- Example: Reusing a range with conkeyref
In this scenario, a @conkeyref is used to define the start of a range and @conrefend is used to define the end of a range.
- Example: Using conaction to replace content
In this scenario, a @conref and @conaction are used to replace content in another topic.
- Example: Using conaction to push content before another element
In this scenario, a @conref and @conaction are used to push content before an element in another topic.
- Example: Using conaction to push content after another element
In this scenario, a @conref and @conaction are used to push content after an element in another topic.
- Example: Resolving conrefs to elements that contain cross references
In this scenario, elements referenced by conref include cross references using a variety of referencing styles.
- Example: Resolving conrefs to elements that contain cross references, with key scopes
In this scenario, elements referenced by conref include cross references using a variety of referencing styles. The topics themselves are used in a map that makes use of key scopes.