Creating Content in DITA
DITA map and topic documents are XML files. As with HTML, any images, video files, or other files that must appear in output are inserted via reference. Any XML editor or even text editor can be used to write DITA content, depending on the level of support required while authoring. Aids to authoring included in specialized editors includes WYSIWYG preview rendering, validation, and integration with the DITA-OT. Third-party tools that support authoring, include FrameMaker, XMetaL, and Arbortext, which are supported by several content management systems. Author-it is an integrated CMS and authoring environment. DITA is also supported by Oxygen XML Editor, easyDITA, Syntext Serna, and SDL Xopus.
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