Hi Julien, I figured out why this is not working for me. Now I see that maps and topics have their own sets of transformations: image.png and that the map and topic versions of the PDF Chemistry transformation have a different "Type" value: image.png Our "Synopsys PDF" transformation (we have severa...

Hi Sorin, In the following dialog, could you add the repo name? image.png Sometimes I am switching between several repos to do things, and when this pops up, I am never sure which repo it's talking about. Maybe the branch name should be in there too? Also, I noticed sometimes I'll switch to a repo a...

Perhaps related, we also have writers asking for the ability to create PDF Chemistry PDFs for single topic files or selected branches of a map, but with the variables in the current book being resolved. (I agree that this is not an easy problem to solve!!) Maybe both of these could be built on some ...

Thanks for the extra details, I added them on the opened issue. Have you tried copying a topic file from the Oxygen Project view (Ctrl-C) and then pasting it in a DITA Map opened in the DITA Maps Manager view? Hi Radu, I tried just now. :) As long as the warehouse book is known via a scoped resourc...

Hi all, Here is a generic version of this auto-pagination plugin, along with an Oxygen project that demonstrates it. pdf_chemistry_auto_paginate.zip Note that in our own environment, we use a specialized @paginate attribute rather than @outputclass, as described here: https://www.oxygenxml.com/forum...

Hi Julien, I cannot find a single PDF viewer on my home Ubuntu 20.04 system that complains. And this is with the same file that has all the complaints above in Centos. And I found a newer linux box within our company (not common here) where the PDF opens without issues. I don't know why the FrameMak...

Our work linux boxes are running an older Centos version. I'll try the PDF on my home Ubuntu machine and see if I can find any contemporary readers that reproduce the failure.

Hi Radu, I checked and the Windows convention is: Ctrl+Drag to copy (within same filesystem; this is the default across filesystems) Shift+Drag to move (across filesystems; this is the default within same filesystem) Alt+Drag to create a shortcut so we could apply similar conventions where appropria...

Thanks Julien! This problem is strange. Using the snapshot, many applications on linux still have problems: % pdfinfo cc_sae_user.pdf Error: PDF file is damaged - attempting to reconstruct xref table... Error: Couldn't find trailer dictionary Error: Couldn't read xref table % evince cc_sae_user.pdf ...

Hi Radu, We are able to insert keyrefs to warehouse book topics using Oxygen's "insert reference", then choosing either of the following to define a key reference: image.png then clicking this button to choose the key reference: image.png then choosing a key from the available keys: image.png This v...

Hi Dan, My group is asking me to solve this "v1.4 header/v1.5 xref stream" issue. (Our company's software runs on linux only, and our customers use a wide variety of old and new linux readers.) Is there a place in the PDF Chemistry innards where I can configure the <version> field that is documented...

Hi Radu, Thanks! A "Paste as reference" would be great. In fact, I've been thinking of filing a separate enhancement request for modifier keys for certain drag-and-drop operations, with the pointer changing to reflect copy or reference (similar to copy or shortcut in Windows). What do you think? And...

I should clarify my last statement - this is analogous to the behavior in Oxygen where you drag a topic in the DITA Maps Manager from book A into a topic editing window with a context of book B , and Oxygen automatically creates a keyref-based xref to the topic if the topic's book A key is reachable...

We are looking at using "warehouse books" in our flow. A warehouse book itself is not published, but instead it uses the full power of DITA map and topic expressiveness to organize reusable content for writers to peruse. The great things about using a book to provide reusable topics are The book map...

I shared this post with my writers and they were impressed, as they are coming from FrameMaker which looks only at the current page. I also mentioned that PDF Chemistry/Apache FOP uses a similar algorithm for word wrapping. I once filed a bug for incorrect word wrapping and received the following re...

Did this get implemented?

chrispitude wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 08, 2020 11:45 pm

MathJax 2.x renders the linebreak but MathJax 3.x does not. I added a comment here:

https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/issues/2495

Here's the reply to my comment in the MathJax issue discussion:

It is scheduled for second-quarter next year.

MathJax 2.x renders the linebreak but MathJax 3.x does not. I added a comment here:

https://github.com/mathjax/MathJax/issues/2495

Hi everyone, We implemented an automatic way keep introduction paragraphs with their content, and I wanted to share it here. (Note that although we specialize @paginate from @outputclass, this method works perfectly with @outputclass too.) For example, <p>The following figure shows blah blah:</p> <f...

I forgot to mention, currently PDF Chemistry seems to create a PDF file with a v1.4 header, but that uses a v1.5 feature (xref streams). This causes some pickier readers to fail to open the file (older versions of evince on linux, and I think I found another one but I forget). For details, see: http...

It's been a year and a half since I started this thread. Is there possibly a way to provide a transformation parameter to pass to Apache FOP to write PDF v1.5 files to gain the benefits of smaller PDF file size?

If I select DITA/Insert/Insert Equation , yes, LibreOffice Math appears. Here I am able to create an equation; however, how to insert this into the dita is still not clear to me. Hi Katie, When you insert a new equation from Oxygen, it opens LibreOffice Math with a temporary MathML file for you to ...

Thanks Sorin! Perhaps there can be a v2.3.1 in our future?

I am happy to see that a new version of the Oxygen Git plugin, v2.3.0, is available! It is great to see continued development on this plugin, as it has become the backbone of our document development environment. I started this thread to discuss it, and I have a question to start things off. When I ...

I attached the wrong SVG file, it's this one:

Wow Radu, this is like magic - thank you! I created a base 18x13px SVG icon with Inkscape: gentext.svg.zip then rendered it to a PNG: gentext.png and it looks great in the editor! image.png We use the following CSS rule to draw a dotted line around scoped keyrefs, and the icon fits nicely inside: *[...

We have an external tool that populates the target text of cross-book (scoped) <xref> elements. To tell the difference between user-written tool-generated link text, the tool inserts a <?snps gentext?> XML processing instruction to indicate generated text content: <p>Also see <xref keyref="cc_seuser...

And in Oxygen 22.1 we added some extra flexibility in the fact that if in the "FIlters" tab you specify a filter (for example by filling the "Exclude from output..." table) and then in the Parameters tab you use the "args.filter" parameter to specify the path to your DITAVAL (or dita vals), Oxygen ...

This is a very useful feature. If it is not the default setting to link, I think it should be!

Hi Dan, Many thanks for your instructions! I will likely need them at some point to figure something out. But fortunately, I found my issue through code inspection. I realized that preprocess is called first, then merged2merged is called later to possibly replace it. My issue was that my <xsl:next-m...