Hi, I'm very sorry, that was a typo. *[class ~= "topic/image"] { max-width: 1.5in; } is *exactly* what my rule says! And my problem (as stated in original post...all other parts of the original post are correct, except for that typo), is that this rule is NOT respected when the images are inside a t...

Using Oxygen 22, CSS-based PDF. In my customization CSS, I have this rule, which works. *[class ~= "table/image"] { max-width: 1.5in; }*/ Here's an example DITA where this works: <step id="JPlugFastenersX"> <cmd>Use a H15 bit to remove the 4 screws that secure the J-Plug housing.</cmd> <info> <note>...

Using the Dita to Microsoft Word transformation, how can I add warning and caution icons the warning and caution notes?

I don't see an option for that in the Normal.docx file.

https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... ml?hl=word

OK. It would be great if I could upload a CSS file, and have the webhelp resonsive use it to somehow generate a PDF based on Oxygen's PDF-CSS rules to generate something on the fly.

Webhelp responsive has a nice way to print a topic of a manual, as seen here: https://i.imgur.com/SCrsFNo.jpg However, I am getting multiple requests for a way to download the entire manual (all contents). The only way I can think to do this is: 1. Generate the webhelp Responsive, as normal 2. Also ...

I really want to be able to collapse and expand individual sections, instead of all at once. So I want each section to have its own collapse/expand button. Here's a diagram: https://i.imgur.com/6GgSSNo.jpg

Is there a way to collapse and expand individual sections within a topic? I know there is a way to do this for *all* sections at once, but can it be done individually? Additionally, how can I set the default behavior so that all sections begin as collapsed? I want the user to see all collections as ...

OK, thanks very much Bogdan. Stay safe.

Can you explain why that is the intended behavior? It seems like it should not be. I do not want any situation where my users go to a webpage that I have updated, but that shows the old version. Am I missing something here?

Using Dita with Webhelp responsive. I update my documentation frequently. Many times, I make a change and the users do not see it until after they refresh the page. Is there anything I can do about this? I noticed this article: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/22.0/ug-editor/topics/disable-cac...

Whenever I set up a cross-reference, I type the title of the topic that I want the reference to point to. Then, I turn that text into a link. However, I'd like to be able to set up a link such that the title is automatically generated in the link in the topic that I am creating the link in. This way...

I want all my images to be on a newline. However, Oxygen defaults to showing images inline. So for every single image, I have to set the "Placement" attribute to be "break". Is there a way to change this default?

In the Webhelp responsive tree layout, the arrows that you use to expand the menus on the main page only go 1-level deep.

Is it possible for these arrows to have a deeper level, so that I can expand multiple levels of menu while I'm still on the main page?

This worked, thanks

Sometimes I need to transform a ditamap and its topics into a Microsoft Word document.

How do I change the language of the warnings, cautions, and notes? I tried setting the default language to, for example, fr-fr, but this text is still in English.

I use 2 different translation agencies, depending on which language I want to translate into. Recently, I sent each agency a set of files with some profiling (audience, product). I send the required ditaval file to the translation agency as well. I instructed them to only translate elements that ali...

I have many different projects in many different folders. Today, I created a map that referenced files in three different folders. When I generate the webhelp output, Oxygen creates subfolders with names like "oxy_ex-2". I currently have the fix.external.refs.com.oxygenxml set to "true"...is there a...

I know that Oxygen includes a good markdown (.md) editor, but can it convert markdown files to HTML?

I was just coming back to this thread to complain about this again, but Anton's situation worked. Thanks!

No, that's OK - I need it for many different projects.

Thanks for considering it for a future release.

I looked in the list of customizable shortcuts and could not find this. To be clear, I want to be able to select an element, and use a shortcut key to instantly remove all conditional profiling attributes.

Yes! Thanks.

Oxygen 21.1 2019061404 I want to create PDFs that begin with the content immediately, without any front matter. So I want to remove the cover page and Table of Contents. Starting with a duplicate of the PDF HTML5&CSS scenario. I use a publishing template to connect a blank CSS file to it. I generate...

Great, thanks.

Can you add a keyboard shortcut for "Paste Special > Paste as Text"? In other applications it's usually Ctrl+Shift+V.

Oh wow, I've been manually resizing the pictures all this time for nothing! This is going to save me a lot of time *and* improve functionality!

Thanks!

Let's say I want all the pictures in my manual to be clickable links - clicking the link opens up a larger version of the picture. I know how to do this - I save 2 versions of the picture, show the small version in the topic, and make that small picture a link whose href is the bigger picture. Easy....

It's fixed now, thanksl

steinbacherGE, I've been wanting to do this for a while and came up with a workaround. 1. Create a file called "Welcome.dita". Make it the first child topic in the map. 2. Use the webhelp.fragment.welcome to point to an HTML file (this parameter puts this HTML code into the head of the index.html fi...

ajod, I was in a similar situation. I wanted mobile users to end up on the index.html page, but I wanted desktop users to come straight to the content of the manual (and not see the tile or tree layout). To do this, I added a dummy file as the first topic in the map...mine was called "welcome" (but ...