Hiding chapter number from selected topics
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Hiding chapter number from selected topics
Hi,
I've been looking for a way to select which topics show their number in ToC (and in the doc itself). My goal for a ToC is:
Contents
1 Overview
2 Second chapter
3 More
Related Documents
Revision History
Currently I have every topic numbererd, including the last two. They are topics in my bookmap (<chapter href="relateddocuments.xml" type="topic"/>)
Is there a way? Thanks!
I've been looking for a way to select which topics show their number in ToC (and in the doc itself). My goal for a ToC is:
Contents
1 Overview
2 Second chapter
3 More
Related Documents
Revision History
Currently I have every topic numbererd, including the last two. They are topics in my bookmap (<chapter href="relateddocuments.xml" type="topic"/>)
Is there a way? Thanks!

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Re: Hiding chapter number from selected topics
Hi Jere,
In order to think of an accurate and as easier as possible solution, we first need to identify what transformation scenario are you using to publish your bookmap.
I guess you are publishing the bookmap to PDF, but could you please let me know if you are using the DITA Map PDF scenario, or the DITA Map PDF WYSIWYG one?
Regards,
Costin
In order to think of an accurate and as easier as possible solution, we first need to identify what transformation scenario are you using to publish your bookmap.
I guess you are publishing the bookmap to PDF, but could you please let me know if you are using the DITA Map PDF scenario, or the DITA Map PDF WYSIWYG one?
Regards,
Costin
Costin Sandoi
oXygen XML Editor and Author Support
oXygen XML Editor and Author Support
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Re: Hiding chapter number from selected topics
You can try to use a DITA bookmap instead of DITA map, and wrap the topics you do not need numbered into an appendix element.
If the output is still not good, try getting help on the DITA users list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dita-ot-users
If you decide to use the CSS customizations from the WYSIWYG scenario, the answer is this:
post45552.html?hilit=number%20chapter#p45552
Many regards,
Dan
If the output is still not good, try getting help on the DITA users list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dita-ot-users
If you decide to use the CSS customizations from the WYSIWYG scenario, the answer is this:
post45552.html?hilit=number%20chapter#p45552
Many regards,
Dan
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