Hi Sorin,

It was Radu that taught me about schema-awareness when we ran into a similar issue with extra blank lines showing up in the editor due to this effect.

Important note: (thanks to alex_jitianu) The Oxygen's Git plugin is based on the JGit library, which supports at least the precommit Git hooks. If you are running on Windows, you need to: 1. Install Cygwin. You'll need to nstall the Git packages in Cygwin too, because the hook scripts want to execu...

This worked perfectly - thank you Radu!

Hi Julien, Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately my original post mistakenly referenced the wrong transformation name. Here is the corrected question: When I install this plugin into the Oxygen DITA-OT, it modifies the " DITA Map HTML5 " output as expected. However, it does not affect the "DITA Map P...

It seems like the text-mode unwrap operation should be enhanced to be schema-aware so it knows which elements are space-preserved and which are not.

Hi Mark,

I was able to get a working build file here:

topic20945.html

Hopefully this helps!

- Chris

Hi all, I have a DITA-OT plugin that modifies the 'html5' output by plugging into the following extension points: dita.xsl.topicpull dita.xsl.strings dita.xsl.html5 When I install this plugin into the Oxygen DITA-OT, it modifies the "DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS" output as expected. However, ...

havip, this Git plugin has become one of the most-loved features of Oxygen in our team. Give it a try!!

Hi all,

I've submitted an enhancement request for a new XML refactoring operation that can delete a value out of an attribute.

I got this working by updating my script to accept a wildcard pattern, then using "${output.dir}/*.pdf" as the filename argument: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project basedir="." default="dist"> <!--The DITA OT default build file--> <import file="${dita.dir}\build.xml"/> <target name="dis...

Hi Sorin,

Do you have an ETA for the next revision of the Git plugin? I have to say, it's been such a valuable addition to our authoring flow that it's hard not to anticipate the improvements!

We need a similar solution for DITA authoring in Oxygen XML Author. Specifically, we need a way to remove a specific profiling condition value from the @props attribute throughout the entire project. Delete just that value from @props if there are multiple values Remove the @props attribute complete...

The executable is now found, thank you!

How can I pass the name of the PDF being generated by the transformation? Currently, <arg/> is hardcoded but this transformation will be used by any number of books. This might be the tricky part...

Hi Julien, Thank you! I put together the following build_wrapper.xml file: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project basedir="." default="dist"> <property name="scriptFolder" value="${basedir}\..\prj\tools\annotate_highlighted_changes" /> <!--The DITA OT default build file--> <import file="C:\...

Hi Dan, We have <indexterms> in our DITA (it's content converted from FrameMaker), but we don't want to generate the index or its TOC entry at this time. How do we suppress index generation in PDF Chemistry? At https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.1/ug-pdf-css/topics/dcpp_table_of_contents.html...

We use Microsoft Visio in a Windows 10 environment to create SVG figures. Thus, the SVG files contain references to the "Arial" and "Courier New" font families. When we use PDF Chemistry in a linux environment to publish our books, these fonts are not resolved and instead fall back to Times. Althoug...

I have a post-processing utility that we run on our published PDF files. However, it's cumbersome for our writers to run it manually each time they publish a PDF with PDF Chemistry. Is there a way to run an external utility automatically as a part of the PDF Chemistry transformation? I don't see an ...

Dan, this worked absolutely *perfectly* - thank you so much!!

We use background colors to indicate profiling attributes, and we do see table rows highlighted as expected when the attributes are applied. We had some initial difficulty on actually *applying* conditions to table rows, but we shared the following two methods within our team and it helped: Click an...

I've updated the script to behave as follows: When a topic is open, all map references** to that topic are updated. When a map is open but a topic is not, all map references** to topics in the open map are updated. When no map or topic is open and the current map context is set to <Current map>, all...

We use a prefix of "See Also" for our related links, in both the editor and the PDF output. Here's the CSS we use for that: html:root [class~="topic/linklist"] > strong { display: none; } *[class ~= "topic/related-links"]::before { content: "See Also"; font-weight: bold; page-break-after: avoid; mar...

Hmm, I might have hit a more serious problem. When I hid the @class attribute, all my CSS customizations that use @class stopped working. I assumed that rejectAttributes would hide attributes from the Attributes view, but I didn't expect it to suppress them from the internal machinery inside Oxygen....

Thanks Radu! The ability to override is certainly a good one, and we wouldn't want to lose that ability. But in the meantime, it would be nice to mention at https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.1/ug-editor/topics/configuring-content-completion-proposals.html?hl=cc_config.xml#configuring-content...

Are cc_config.xml files incremental? I've extended the DITA framework. In my <framework>/resources/ directory, I created the following cc_config.xml file to hide some DITA attributes: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <?xml-model href="http://www.oxygenxml.com/ns/ccfilter/config/ccConfigSchemaF...

Thanks Radu! It has been working well in practice. When a user has made changes to a topic's subtopic structure, they (1) run the tool from the menu item, (2) click into the DITA Maps Manager, which reloads the changed map file, then (3) click back into the editing window, which expands the map to t...

Hi Radu, This is great information and Java is surely the right way to do this. Unfortunately I don't know any Java beyond "hello world" and so such a solution is not workable in my timeframe (which is tomorrow-ish!). For now, I have written a perl script that takes one or more topic filenames as in...

Hi all, Many of our topic files have subtopics nested in the same physical topic file. For example, <topic id="CIHJIEEE"> <title>About This Manual</title> <topic id="X2Tw8aq9SqTGl9W3GCTN5-w"> <title>Audience</title> </topic> <topic id="BABFAGGE"> <title>Related Publications</title> </topic> <topic i...

I second what Dan said - use the CSS Style Inspector! It will show you any CSS properties that are overriding your setting.

I have a set of ten books that have many terms specific to our industry. I wanted to create a custom Hunspell dictionary (.dic, .aff) that contains the words I want to be valid for our books. If you have access to a linux-like environment (I use WSL in Windows 10), you can do the following: 1. Run "...

The situation with our shared project file became unworkable. Despite telling everyone not to include it in commits, it still accidentally got staged/committed/conflicted. For now, we have a MASTER project file in the repo, then each writer copies it to their own working copy. I added the following ...