In the DITA examples I've seen, profiling attributes have only been used to specify which content to include
in the the publishing process (such as audience=novice
).
But, since there are such a small group of elements that I wish to exclude from my export, I wish to only tag elements that should be excluded from the export.
An example of this would be deny=commercial
, so I can choose to instruct DITA-OT to produce a shareable version of a document that includes all content except the handful of items that are tagged as commercially sensitive.
I should have googled further. I've now found an example of how to support this.
Within the model in the question, I would define an audience
value of deny-commercial
, then for an export that omits commercially sensitive data it would exclude
audience:deny-commercial
.
Note: I've prepended deny
since specifying audience:commercial
would be counter-intuitive when the intention is to tag items to be excluded.