I'm in favour of using both, with the
source's attributes winning in a pitched battle. IE, the conreffing element
can override attributes on the target, where necessary (eg adding a conditional
property, or an outputclass value...)
Michael Priestley
IBM DITA Architect
SWG Classification Schema PDT Lead
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[dita] Attributes when using
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I could not find this in our doc:
When I conref an element, should I used the
attributes from the source or from the target? My first idea is to use
the target's attributes.
What do you think?
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