[REQUEST] Help with publishing DITA content to website

[CountDriftula]

Hi there, I have a GitHub repo with my source content in DITA maps and topics, and I am looking to publish to a website to host my technical documentation, something like the Oxygen documentation site - https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/27.1/ug-editor/.

I see at the bottom of this page that it says "This website was created & generated with <oXygen/>®XML Editor" - can I get some pointers on how this can be done? And what level of CSS proficiency would I need to be able to achieve this? I am a technical writer but I am willing to learn what it takes to publish my own site.

Thank you in advance!

[Costin]

Hi CountDriftula,

To publish the documentation, you could use the DITA Map WebHelp Responsive transformation scenario. Our online User-Guide was also published using that transformation scenario.

Going further, you could create your own CSS rules in a CSS customization which could be used to fine-tune the way the output is displayed (more information on how to do that available in the How to Use CSS Styling to Customize the Output section from the user-guide) is displayed and even create and use a custom footer.

Regards,
Costin