I understand. Followup question: Can I change some attributes of the search bar via an XSLT extension point? I found the code that I want to edit in this file: ...com.oxygenxml.webhelp.responsive\xsl\template\commonComponentsExpander.xsl However, I do not see this file on the list of possible extens...

I'd like to edit some of the HTML for the Search bar in the Webhelp Responsive output. For example, the search bar has a tooltip that says "Please fill out this field." https://i.imgur.com/NI4FhLd.jpg However, I searched all through the plugins and could not find this text anywhere. Can anyone point...

Thank you.

I tried to use Chemistry to transform a very simple DITA task into a PDF, with a very simple CSS. Not only did none of the images appear, but the steps all merged together into a single line, with no step numbers. It's super easy to generate this PDF as I want it, but from within Oxygen. I'd like to...

Use the CODEPH element. This highlights the text as you point out, within the current line of regular text.

If you want to offset a larger block with the same highlighting, use CODEBLOCK.

That's helpful, thanks Christina.

Works perfectly, thanks!

Thanks very much.

I have a ditamap with many children topic files that are controlled by profiling attributes. In some cases, entire files are excluded; such that when I look at the map in the maps manager, those files are 'grayed out' because the current profiling attribute that I have selected excludes them. So, wh...

In text mode, you could use a regular expression to do a find/replace, like this:

https://i.imgur.com/Lf1oTSD.png

Check the "Regular expression" box in the bottom right. Then search for:"

<!--.*-->

and replace with nothing.

I author all my content in English. For my translations, I use a translation agency that can handle DITA files. The process is pretty simple - I send them the ditamap and dita files, and they send me new files with all the content translated. Then I open the new ditamap and run my transformations. M...

I'm getting a little lost trying to follow along on this page: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.0/ug-editor/topics/wht-task-pt-xslt-import.html It says The XSLT stylesheet that generates the main page is located in: DITA-OT-DIR\plugins\com.oxygenxml.webhelp.responsive\xsl\mainFiles\createMa...

I was just reading this documentation page about inserting javascript AMD modules into webhelp responsive output:

https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... s-amd.html

Is there an example of this? I can't think of any reason why anyone would want to do this.

I was searching for documentation on localizing webhelp output and found this page: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/18/ug-author/tasks/localize-webhelp.html The steps MADE PERFECT SENSE, but did not work for me (using Oxygen 20.1). I later found this page: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versio...

Aha! Thanks.

In Webhelp classic, I was able to hack the XSL to add a footer to every topic page, like so:

https://i.imgur.com/JyrTvsu.png

I couldn't figure out how to do this for webhelp resonsive. Can you please point me in the right direction?

I was reading about how the Webhelp Responsive fragments can use web macros, here: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/20.1/ug-webhelp-responsive/topics/wh-add-custom-html.html?hl=timestamp I'd like to put some javascript into the fragment HTML pages that has different behavior based on the "defa...

I like the index_frames version of Webhelp Classic. I'm trying to switch over to Webhelp Responsive Tree but having trouble getting the desired functionality. Note how, in Webhelp classic, the index_frames.html page immediately dispalys the first topic. I used this to create a "Welcome" topic with a...

In order to add some functionality to the webhelp classic view, I've been modifying the XSL in the "...frameworks\dita\DITA-OT2.x\plugins\com.oxygenxml.webhelp.classic\xsl" folder. Is this considered "best practice"? I think it would be better to copy the plugin folder and edit that code instead. If...

I should have thought of that!

OK, so I note that this puts a custom head into the HTML pages of topic files. Is there a way to put custom code in the HEAD of the *main* page?

Does the problem make sense how I have described it?

Referencing an external CSS I am using Oxygen 20.0, Webhelp Classic. Imagine this scenario: Our company makes a product and provides an online manual. The product is then sold by 3 separate companies, who want a "customized" version of the manual with their own branding. To handle this, I set up a s...

Great thanks! Please add my name to the ticket so I can get a notification.

In the meantime, is this something that I can fix with CSS?

Thank you so much, this is extremely helpful.

I duplicated the "DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS" scenario. I used this scenario on a map with 1 very simple task file (the XML is at the bottom of this message). Looking at the parameters of my scenario, I only see one that is related to language: default.language. I tried setting this to "de"...

Oxygen 20.0, webhelp responsive tiles.

When I'm looking at the page full screen on a large monitor, the footer is not at the bottom of the page; this results in some extra white space at the bottom.

Here is an image:

https://i.imgur.com/NY6Zi0O.jpg

When I was generating PDFs using the old XSLT generation (ie, out-of-the-box Oxygen PDF transformation), I was able to control these notes, warnings, and cautions using the default.language parameter. But that doesn't seem to work anymore. Likewise, when I set the "xml:lang" parameter, I still can't...

CSS-Based PDF,

Where are the localized strings for things like "Note", "warning", "caution", etc stored? And do I use the default.lang transform parameter to control which set of strings get used?

In the webhelp responsive tiles output, there are 3 tiles per row (when looking at it on my desktop monitor). Can I change the number of tiles per row? Additionally, could I create a custom layout, something like: X X X X X X X X X Row 1 has 3 columns Row 2 has 1 column Row 3 has 2 columns Row 4 has...

This is what I was looking for, thanks!