Subsection element
Separate from the section element, the XML
format supports the subsection element (<SubSection>). It is the
same as <Section>
except that it must have an ancestor element of type RootEntityElement or EntityElement. Because a subsection
is underneath an entity in the hierarchy, it can have different types
of children.
Subsection elements display differently
than sections. Subsections do not have the same gray line as sections,
and subsections appear mostly like other tree elements, but with an additional
level of subsections. Use subsection elements to organize difference
data into labeled folder-like sections. For example, you could organize
the properties on an entity under a label named Properties by putting a <Properties> element underneath
the <SubSection>
element.
Subsection elements can have children of three types.
EntityElementPropertiesElementSubSectionElement
<SubSection label="displaykey.Web.Differences.LOB.Common.Coverages" sortorder="1">
<Entity type="PersonalVehicleCov" parentpath="ENTITY.PersonalVehicle"/>
</SubSection>