Style your DITA maps and topics with Twitter Bootstrap CSS
Style your DITA maps and topics with Twitter Bootstrap for a modern responsive page layout
An opinionated ongoing experiment on how to avoid building DITA franken-books by not just accepting the default output format often seen of one output page per DITA input topic and letting the poor reader assemble the puzzle by navigating a massive Table of Contents.
Built incrementally one user story at a time:
HelloWorld, a classical minimal example. Output from just one single DITA task. This does unfortunately NOT illustrate the main point of assembling several DITA topics into more meaningful pages. Still it demonstrates the adjustable terseness feature dita-bootstrapped provides ... and it gets us of the ground ;-)
To be continued...
ditac -t xhtml.xsl comparing-baselines.html comparing-baselines.dita to build the HelloWorld examplecomparing-baselines.html with your browser - which is the result you just built