DITA Maps Manager and relationship tables
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DITA Maps Manager and relationship tables
Is it possible to influence the way topics are displayed in the DITA Maps Manager? I am currently working on relationship tables for a huge document. I always wish there was a way to display file names in addition to topic titles.
My oXygen version ist 13.1.
Thanks for your support
Susanne
My oXygen version ist 13.1.
Thanks for your support
Susanne
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Re: DITA Maps Manager and relationship tables
Hi Susanne,
Sorry, this is not possible.
If you hover over a topic title the tooltip should also tell you the file name.
But I think there are easier ways to link in your relationship table to topics which are shown in the DITA Maps Manager.
I will assume that the DITA Map for which you are editing the reltable is opened in the main editor in the Author page.
Just drag and drop a topic from the DITA Maps Manager tree to a cell in the relationship table. This will automatically insert a link to it.
You can also add in the Oxygen Project view your entire project's directory and also drop from the Oxygen Project topics in the <relcell>'s.
Or if you have a Windows Explorer (or an equivalent) opened side-by-side with Oxygen you can copy the file from it and then paste in Oxygen, it should also try to insert a reference to it depending on the context where the paste is made.
Regards,
Radu
Sorry, this is not possible.
If you hover over a topic title the tooltip should also tell you the file name.
But I think there are easier ways to link in your relationship table to topics which are shown in the DITA Maps Manager.
I will assume that the DITA Map for which you are editing the reltable is opened in the main editor in the Author page.
Just drag and drop a topic from the DITA Maps Manager tree to a cell in the relationship table. This will automatically insert a link to it.
You can also add in the Oxygen Project view your entire project's directory and also drop from the Oxygen Project topics in the <relcell>'s.
Or if you have a Windows Explorer (or an equivalent) opened side-by-side with Oxygen you can copy the file from it and then paste in Oxygen, it should also try to insert a reference to it depending on the context where the paste is made.
Regards,
Radu
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