Visual - WYSIWYG XHTML Editor
Two Editing Modes
XHTML stands for W3C Extensible HyperText Markup Language. XHTML is
aimed to replace HTML. While almost identical to HTML 4.01, XHTML is a
stricter and cleaner version of HTML. XHTML is HTML defined as an XML
application.
<oXygen/> XML Editor offers two modes for editing the XHTML files.
One is the Author mode that allows a visual editing,
the other being the XML source editor.
You can edit the XHTML files using the text/source editing mode of
<oXygen/> XML Editor. The "as you type" validation and the powerful
content completion are always on your side.
HTML Tables
You can create HTML tables, join or split cells, add or remove rows
easily. <oXygen/> will create all the column specifications for
you.
<oXygen/>can manage table width and column width specifications from
the source document both in fixed and proportional dimensions. The
tables and columns widths can be visually adjusted by dragging with the
mouse their edges.
A HTML table example. The column widths are adjusted.
XHTML Ready
<oXygen/> comes with XHTML catalog and document templates so that you
can start creating XHTML documents right away. Also a ready to use
sample is provided in the samples project giving you a head start when
working with XHTML. <oXygen/> allows a very flexible document creation
management through document templates. You can easily create new XHTML
document templates from the editor content and you can publish your
templates to share them with other users.
Remote Editing
<oXygen/> XML Editor has built-in support for editing documents that
are stored on remote servers through the protocols: FTP, SFTP and
WebDAV, making it ideal for editing XHTML/HTML pages from your web
server.
Import HTML Documents as XHTML
HTML documents can be converted during load (imported) to XML allowing
you to benefit from the XML support like XPath queries and XSL
transformations for instance. During this process you can also associate
an XHTML DTD with the new converted document (either the strict or the
transitional XHTML DTD) so the converted document is ready to be
validated against the specified DTD.
Visual Content Change Tracking
Change Tracking is a way to keep a history of the
changes made to a document. When change tracking is enabled the inserted and
deleted content is highlighted in the document allowing to easily identify
the affected regions.
Multiple authors support
<oXygen/> supports changes from multiple authors,
rendering each author changes with different colors.
For each change <oXygen/> stores the author and
the date when that change was performed. The name of the author who is
currently making changes and the colors can be customized from the
Track Changes preferences page. It is possible to
add comments to the changes.
In the above screenshot you can see how various
insert/delete changes made by various authors are displayed. The tooltip
shows information about the change.
Change management
You can review the changes made by you or other
authors and then accept or reject them using the Track Changes toolbar
buttons or by using the change management dialog.
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