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The document discusses customizing HTML outputs from DITA using CSS stylesheets and parameters. It provides an overview of common HTML formats (XHTML, HTML Help, Eclipse Help, JavaHelp), how they can be customized through CSS, parameters, and XSL overrides. It also covers context sensitivity for HTML Help and Eclipse Help through plugins, and resources for further customization.
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