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Docs: bugref:10302. Setting svn properties of DITA-OT library.

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1<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
2<!DOCTYPE concept PUBLIC "-//OASIS//DTD DITA Concept//EN" "concept.dtd">
3<concept id="XhtmlCommon">
4 <title>Common XHTML processing</title>
5 <shortdesc>After the pre-processing operation runs, XHTML-based builds each run a common series of
6 Ant targets to generate XHTML file. Navigation may be created before or after this set of common
7 routines.</shortdesc>
8 <conbody>
9 <p>After the pre-processing is completed, the following targets are run for all of the XHTML-based builds:<ul>
10 <li>If the <parmname>arg.css</parmname> parameter is passed to the build to add a CSS file, the
11 <codeph>copy-css</codeph> target copies the CSS file from its source location to the relative
12 location in the output directory.</li>
13 <li>If a DITAVAL file is used, the <codeph>copy-revflag</codeph> target copies the default
14 start- and end-revision flags into the output directory.</li>
15 <li>The DITA topics are converted to XHTML files. Unless the @chunk attribute was specified,
16 each DITA topic in the temporary directory now corresponds to one XHTML file.
17 The<codeph>dita.inner.topics.xhtml</codeph> target is used to process documents that are in
18 the map directory (or subdirectories of the map directory). The
19 <codeph>dita.outer.topics.xhtml</codeph> target is used to process documents that are outside
20 of the scope of the map, and thus might end up outside of the designated output directory.
21 Various DITA-OT parameters control how documents processed by the
22 <codeph>dita.outer.topics.xhtml</codeph> target are handled.</li>
23 </ul></p>
24 </conbody>
25</concept>
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