If your toolkit installation includes custom plug-ins that define additional extension points, you can add + topics by rebuilding the DITA-OT documentation.
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Adds a new value to the list of valid transformation types.
+The following extension points are available in the original
The value uses the following syntax:
+where:
+By default, the
You can use the following extension points to add XSLT processing to modules in the pre-processing + pipeline:
+You can use the following extension points to add XSLT processing to modules in DITA-OT transformations:
+The following two files represent a complete (albeit simple) plug-in that adds a company banner to the XHTML
+ output. The
You can use the following extension points to pass parameters to modules in the pre-processing pipeline:
+You can use the following extension points to pass parameters to modules in DITA-OT transformations:
+The following two files represent a complete (albeit simple) plug-in that passes the parameters defined in the
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Depending on which extension points you use, your custom code will either run whenever output is generated, + before or after certain processing stages, or only with certain transformation types.
+If you want to isolate your custom code so it only runs when output is generated for a particular + transformation type, you can define a condition that checks the transtype before running the custom code.
+You can then check this condition before running your custom code:
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