Filter Attributes
When you set a filter in Paligo, there are many different types of filter you can use. Some are defined by the DocBook standard and some are custom filters that we have created for Paligo.
The following table shows the filters you can use:
Filter attribute |
Source |
Description |
---|---|---|
arch |
DocBook |
Filter by computer or chip architecture. |
audience |
DocBook |
Filter the content based on the intended users, for example, internal staff or customers. You could use audience for the knowledge level too, such as beginner or expert. But there is a |
condition |
DocBook |
This is a general purpose filter attribute. Use this filter if the other filters do not meet your requirements. |
conformance |
DocBook |
Filter by conformance standards. |
os |
DocBook |
Filter by operating system, for example, Windows. |
revision |
DocBook |
Filter by publication revision, for example, v.3.1. |
security |
DocBook |
Filter by security level, for example, Low. |
userlevel |
DocBook |
Filter by knowledge level of the intended audience, for example, expert. |
vendor |
DocBook |
Filter by product provider, such as a manufacturer or seller. |
outputformat |
DocBook |
Filter by the type of output, for example PDF. |
xinfo:product |
Paligo |
Filter by product name or model. |
xinfo:country |
Paligo |
Filter by the country that the documentation is designed for, for example, USA. |
xinfo:market |
Paligo |
This is similar to xinfo:country except that it is less geographically rigid, for example, you can filter for the Asia market or the North America market. |
xinfo:version |
Paligo |
Filter by version. You can use this in combination with the version management features of Paligo, but this is not a requirement. The usage is up to you. |
xinfo:proglang |
Paligo |
Filter by programming language or to publish to API style "on-the-fly" filtering HTML5. |
xml:lang |
DocBook |
Filter by natural language, for example, filter Swedish content. This filter attribute is a special case, as there is a different process for using language filters. To find out more, see Filter by Language. |
To find out how to use filters in your content, see Filter Block Elements in a Topic , Filter Topics in a Publication, and Filter by Language.