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Subject: Re: Property lists


I would say “Property table” not “properties table”.

 

I find one topic among the 35K in the ServiceNow Platform documentation for our upcoming release with <properties> and it is not actually published, so it must have been an experiment and therefore is not a useful example (it also has a separate <properties> element for each property, no idea why the author might have done that.

 

Cheers,

 

E.


 

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Date: Wednesday, October 26, 2022 at 9:20 AM
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Subject: [dita] Property lists

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I’m working through the reference elements topics. Of the 13 elements defined for the reference specialization, nine have to do with property lists/tables. A couple of questions:

 

  • The spec topics variously refer to property lists and property tables (and properties lists and properties tables – Sigh). I’d like to make this consistent. Do folks have a preference? The structure is specialized from <simpletable>, and we do mention that <properties> elements typically are formatted in a tabular format.
  • Do folks have any good examples? I confess that I (or my clients) rarely use <properties>. Most want to use simple table for simplicity and the possibility of using the table in other topic types.

 

Best,

Kris

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