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rules in the EDD can be used to indicate a page break in FrameMaker; there is no need
to mark the break with an element. To drop the markup element break, use this rule:
element "break" drop;
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By default, FrameMaker stores processing instructions that it does not recognize in non-
element markers. In this way, even though FrameMaker does not perform special
processing on the processing instruction, when you save the FrameMaker document
back to markup, the software writes out the processing instruction so that a different
application can use it. If you don't need to write out the processing instructions, you could
use this rule:
processing instruction drop;
See also
Related rules
Rules mentioned in
synopses
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drop content
Use the drop content rule to either create a FrameMaker empty element or a markup
element with no content from occurrences of gi.
Synopsis and contexts
1. element "gi" {
is fm element "fmtag";
reader drop content;
}
2. element "gi" {
is fm element "fm tag";
writer drop content;
}
Structure Application Developer's Guide
"drop content" on page 375
"unwrap" on page 461
"preserve fm element definition" on page 448
"attribute" on page 367
"element" on page 376
"external data entity reference" on page 391
"fm attribute" on page 396
"fm element" on page 397
"fm marker" on page 398
"fm variable" on page 402
"processing instruction" on page 451
Chapter 16, "Translating Elements and Their Attributes"
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