Line break in footnotes

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Timber
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Line break in footnotes

Post by Timber »

Hi all,

In a nutshell: How do I add a line break between the strings in the following:

@bottom-center {
content: string(maptitle) string(parttitle) string(chaptertitle);

}}


Thanks,

Timo Laaksosaari
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by radu_pisoi »

Hi,

Unfortunately, this is not possible with the current version (oXygen PDF Chemistry 19.1).

This improvement was already added in the current development snapshot. If you need this improvement until the next version will be released, please contact us on support@oxygenxml.com to provide you a development kit.
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Timber
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by Timber »

Hi Radu,

I think we will wait but it is good to know that the feature is coming soon.

Thanks,

Timo
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by Timber »

I guess the same goes for front-page-title? Needs to be on two lines with different font sizes.
Radu
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by Radu »

Hi,

If for publishing you use a DITA Bookmap, it has two titles, a main book title and an alternate book title. We have a sample bookmap in:

OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR\samples\dita\it-book\taskbook.ditamap

For a regular DITA Map I'm not sure how this could be done, maybe in the main <title> add two sibling <ph> elements, each containing a title, set an "outputclass" attribute value on each of them and then style those <ph> elements from your custom CSS by matching their @class attribute values, making them "display:block" and setting various font sizes to them.

Regards,
Radu
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mrpaultracey
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by mrpaultracey »

This is similar question I hope. Based on the example:

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@page :right{
@bottom-center {
content: "© 2017 - My Company Ltd [b]\A [/b]All rights reserved";
font-size: 0.5em;
color: silver;
}
}
Using chemistry the \A does not create a line break in my output. The \A does not appear in the output, so something happens, and the line is on one line.

Is this a common fault? or am I alone in that?
Costin
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by Costin »

Hi mrpaultracey,

I have just tried creating a custom .css file that contains only the snippet from the example

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@page :right{
@bottom-center {
content: "© 2017 - My Company Ltd [b]\A [/b]All rights reserved";
font-size: 0.5em;
color: silver;
}
}
and I couldn't reproduce the issue you report, as the footnote appears split over 2 different lines.
I used the DITA Map PDF WYSIWYG default transformation scenario from oXygen. How do you run the transformation?
Are you using this scenario from oXygen, or are you using the standalone Chemistry plugin?
Do you have any other rules in your CSS (besides the ones from the example)?
In order to investigate this, please provide the full console log for your transformation. If you run this from oXygen, you should click the small "Show Console Output" widget (looks like a tiny log file) in the oXygen status bar at the bottom to see the transformation log. Alternatively, you could make the transformation log appear for any transformation if you set "Always" for the "Show console output" option from oXygen menu Options > Preferences > DITA > Logging.

Regards,
Costin
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Re: Line break in footnotes

Post by mrpaultracey »

Thank you for your time, sorry, I had forgotten to update my chemistry. It works without issue now. Solved both issues with one stone.
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