Examples of DITA maps

In this section:

1. Example: DITA map that references a subordinate map
   This example illustrates how one map can reference a subordinate map using either <mapref> or the basic <topicref> element.
2. Example: DITA map with a simple relationship table
   This example illustrates how to interpret a basic three-column relationship table used to maintain links between concept, task, and reference material.
3. Example: How the @collection-type and @linking attributes determine links
   In this scenario, a simple map establishes basic hierarchical and relationship table links. The @collection-type and @linking attributes are then added to modify how links are generated.
4. Example: How the @cascade attribute functions
   The following example illustrates how the @cascade attribute can be used to fine tune how the values for the @platform attribute apply to topics referenced in a DITA map.