Please read:

https://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.2/o ... xterm.html

You need to reset that string on chapters of higher level. See that a string-set may define multiple values at once. For example in the default CSS we have a reset of the sectiontitle at each top level chapter title element: .. *[class ~= "topic/topic"][is-chapter]:not([is-part]) > *[class ~= "topic...

Any DITA map generates in the PDF output a table of contents.
If the topics contain indexterms, these are collected and added to an index page at the end of the publication.
Try transforming the DITA samples bundled in oXygen and see the output.

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Dan

Hello, First of all, you need to use the CSS inspector over the merged HTML file, as it explained here: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.0/ug-pdf-css/topics/dcpp_debugging_the_css.html Next, read: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21.0/ug-pdf-css/topics/dcpp_images.html?hl=figures#aria...

Please specify the context. Is it a PDF transformation, a Webhelp one, or you get this when editing?
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Dan

Are the mathML equations inline or are stored as separate files?

We will try to find a fix. Can you let us know what font do you want to use for the equations?

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Dan

Hello, Please note that the page margin boxes do not have margins. You can try to use padding to obtain a similar effect: @page{ @bottom-center{ padding:1em; /* or: */ vertical-align:bottom; } } If you need to style the page margin boxes with some colors/graphics, you may consider creating an SVG as...

Hello, What scenario are you using? The one based on HTML? I tested with: *[class ~= 'topic/entry'] { padding-top:0.5em; padding-bottom:0.25em; color:green; } and I see that the text is aligned correctly on the baseline of the table row. I recommend to try a transformation without a CSS customizatio...

You can send an email to support@oxygenxml.com.
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Dan

Make sure you set a navtitle on your appendix in the DITA map: Many regards,
Dan

Is it the PDF CSS based on HTML transformation?

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Dan

Hello, There are some counters that are managed already by the builtin CSS: toc-section1, section1. You can use them like this: @namespace oxy "http://www.oxygenxml.com/extensions/author"; /* TOC */ /* * Start with a cleanup: remove all befores for all topicrefs in the appendix, no matter the depth....

Hello,

Chemistry does not support PDF change bars - yet.

Can you post a screenshot with what you want to obtain? Maybe we can help.

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Dan

Hello,

Please try: Many regards,
Dan

If you are using the PDF CSS based on HTML, in the output folder you will find a HTML file representing the merged map. You can open it in a browser (Chrome for instance) and use the browser development tools to inspect the elements and styles. Please read: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/21....

Ok, I see now you are using the HTML5 based transformation. The fix I gave earlier is for the direct transformation, where the CSS is applied on the merged map. As a workaround, you can hide the "Note: " label: *[class ~= "glossentry/glossUsage"] > .note__title { display: none; } If you want to show...

Hello, Thank you for the feedback! Indeed, this is a bug. The "glossary" CSS selectors in the -i18n.css should be after the "note" ones. We will fix this in the new version. As a workaround, copy the selector in your customization CSS: *[class ~= "glossentry/glossUsage"]:before { content: "Usage: ";...

Hello, This thread is about the CSS PDF customization (oXygen Specific), not about the standard transformation provided by the PDF2 DITA-OT plugin. If you have problems with the PDF2 plugin you can: - request details on the DITA users list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dita-ot-users - fil...

Hello, Yes, this is a bug, i will record it. The IDs are generating anchor elements that separate the adjacent margins of the siblings. For instance, the empty context element will generate an inline that inhibits the automatic collapse of the margins of the prereq (the element before) and steps (th...

Hello, Thank you for the examples. First, make sure you remove the quotes from the hyphenation properties: -oxy-hyphenation-push-character-count: 6 !important; /* Minimum 3 characters pushed to next line */ -oxy-hyphenation-remain-character-count: 2 !important; /* Minimum 4 characters remain on prev...

Do you mean a background image for the task? Set an outputclass on the tasks you want to have that background and write a CSS rule to match it and set the background to the element. Another way would be to have a special page and associate it to the tasks class. Read about page backgrounds here: htt...

Can you send us to support some sample API words that are not hyphenated?

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Dan

I verified the current implementation (from oXygen 21) and it does hyphenation at the case change. Do you use oXygen 20.1? If running with oXygen 21 and you still have problems, please send us using the transformation console log: https://www.oxygenxml.com/techSupport.html You can also download and ...

Hello,

Ok. We will send you a download link when we will have the fix ready.

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Dan

I think you can safely remove them from your customization.

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Dan

Another idea: If your API names are wrapped in an element, like a codeph, you can set overflow-wrap: break-word; on this element, and leave the parent table with the hyphenation settings.

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Dan

The problem is that we implemented overflow wrap using hyphenation. Anyway, is not a good idea to mix both of them, as there is no priority defined in the standard. Your situation is like this: - Some of the table cells contain API names, that are long, without dashes or underscores, but having a ca...

Hello Carl, Starting with version 21.0 the DITA publishing respects the DITA specification for the bookmaps. A bookmap will have the frontmatter and backmatter shown in the table of contents, bookmarks tree, etc.. To avoid the frontmatter and backmatter topics being listed in the TOC, you need to se...

Please open a new post for the WebHelp problems.
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Dan