<topicmeta>
Topic metadata is metadata that applies to a topic based on its context in a map.
Usage information
The metadata specified in a <topicmeta> element is
specific to a given context within a map. If a reference to a single resource appears more
than once in a map or set of maps, unique metadata can be specified in each instance. For
example, when the parent <topicref> element results in a link,
elements within the <topicmeta> element can be used to provide
context-specific information about the link, such as link text, a short description, or a
navigation title.
Content model
<keytext>?, <titlealt>*, <shortdesc>?, <author>*, <source>?, <publisher>?, <copyright>*, <critdates>?, <permissions>?, <metadata>*, <audience>*, <category>*, <keywords>*, <prodinfo>*, <othermeta>*, <resourceid>*, <ux-window>*, (<data> | <foreign>)*
Contained by
<keydef>, <map>, <mapref>, <mapresources>, <relcolspec>, <reltable>, <topicgroup>, <topichead>, <topicref>
- Optional
<keytext> - Zero or more
<titlealt> - Optional
<shortdesc> - Zero or more
<author> - Optional
<source> - Optional
<publisher> - Zero or more
<copyright> - Optional
<critdates> - Optional
<permissions> - Zero or more
<metadata> - Zero or more
<audience> - Zero or more
<category> - Zero or more
<keywords> - Zero or more
<prodinfo> - Zero or more
<othermeta> - Zero or more
<resourceid> - Zero or more
<ux-window> - Zero or more of the following
Contained by
Inheritance
- map/topicmeta
The <topicmeta> element is a base element type. It is defined in the map module.
Attributes
The following attributes are available on this element: universal attributes.
The following attributes are available on this element: universal attributes.
Example
This section is non-normative.
The following code sample shows how the
<topicmeta> element can contain a link
title and short description:
<map>
<title>Indexing elements</title>
<topicref href="indexing.dita">
<topicmeta>
<linktitle>Indexing for company specialists</linktitle>
<shortdesc>Guidelines for indexing company materials</shortdesc>
</topicmeta>
<!-- Additional topic references -->
</topicref>
</map>
When link previews for indexing.dita are
generated, the link title and short description provided within the
<topicmeta> element are used.