I was able to solve this by going to Options > Preferences > Proxy and changing to "Direct Connection".

According to this site on fonts, https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/20.1/ug-chemistry/topics/ch_fonts.html#ch_basic_fonts I should be able to put @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Montserrat:300,300i,400,500,700i'); at the top of my css file. However, doing this causes my enti...

Using CSS/HTML5 PDF transform. This site describes Page Margin Boxes: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/20.1/ug-chemistry/topics/ch_page_formatting.html#ariaid-title5 When I set the @page to be in landscape mode, do the boxes shift appropriately? In other words, when in landscape mode, is "...

Thanks Costin. I couldn't make the XSL solution work, but I suspect it might be that I'm using the jumping off points wrong. I'll keep working on it. More importantly, I was at least able to fix my links by resetting the "page" target-counter in my CSS file. I still have to remove the blan...

Part of my job is creating procedural documents (between 2-6 pages). These are designed to be printed and used by a technician without access to power or internet. Oftentimes, the procedure I create is just a single topic file...I don't even need a map. I notice that the CSS-based PDF transformation...

OK, I fixed this, but still feel like I shouldn't have had to do this.

My jpg image is specified as 300 dpi. The pdf transform is changing the pdi. I used the following css to force the pdi to 300 dpi:

*[class ~= "topic/image"] {
image-resolution: 300dpi;
}

I will send an email.

Thanks for the link.

Oh, that's super helpful! Thanks.

Hi Ionela, I've thought more about it and wanted to point why I think the classic webhelp is actually more beneficial to users. Here's a screenshot of my manual generated from classic webhelp. Here's a good benefit of this view: Note that the left side of the screen always shows me where I am, withi...

My source image is 400x300, with both horizontal and vertical resolutions of 300 DPI. When I transform using the CSS-PDF scenario, the images get changed to 140 DPI. This makes the images bigger than I want in the PDF. I verified this by: * Confirming that the merged file had links to the images wit...

I do a lot of landscape orientation with 2 or 3 columns. I was able to do this with XSL, but I can't find in the documentation how # of columns is specified in the new CSS-based PDF output. Can anyone help?

Would a find and replace of some kind not work?

You could do a simple find and replace across all your legacy files:

FIND: otherprops=cheader
REPLACE: outputclass=cheader

Alternatively, you could do some kind of xpath, xquery, xslt hacking to change all your source files.

Email sent.

Can I just use a blank index? If so, where does the index file go?

OK thanks. Is the plan to leave the webhelp classic in future versions of Oxygen or to remove it?

Can I ask that you do not remove it? It definitely has value!

OK. Will it continue to exist in future versions of Oxygen, or will it be removed in a later release?

The webhelp responsive is definitely amazing, so I get it. But the webhelp classic definitely does have a place, in my opinion.

I use the webhelp classic transformation scenario for my doc sets. I love the output, as do my customers (and my boss!).

Why is this deprecated in 20.1?

Webhelp Responsive in Oxygen 20 My webhelp responsive doesn't have an index (I don't need one for this particular situation). In my webhelp responsive transformation output, I get an error: java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\GitDocs\Manuals - Deep\out\webhelp-responsive\index.xml (The system cannot f...

Using oxygen 20, webhelp classic. When I set my language to "de-de", warnings come out as "warnung". I want to change this text for my german translation, but I can't find the text anywhere. Where is it stored?

I'm using the webhelp resonsive output (with tiles) and don't need an index, so I didn't bother creating one. My transform is successful, but does output an error: ================= Description: java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\GitDocs\Manuals - Deep\out\webhelp-responsive\index.xml (The system can...

Ah, I didn't think about checking the js file. Thanks!

When generating classic webhelp, it's possible to click and hold the line between the left-side table of content and the right side content, and move the divider left and right.

Is it possible to disable this?

I'm using the webhelp responsive format, Oxygen 20: https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/18/ug-author/topics/whr-configure-tiles.html I used this bit of example code to put images in each of the tiles: <topicmeta> <data name="wh-tile"> <data name="image" href="img/tile-ima...

Dan, I was able to solve this based on your advice. Thanks.

I maintain a custom PDF transformation scenario that is based on the Oxygen out-of-the-box scenario. My custom transformation points to my custom XSL files using the customization.dir parameter. I have successfully implemented many changes to my PDF output using this workflow, such as page rotation,...

I have a ditamap made up of 8 or so topic files. When I generate a PDF, I'd really like each topic to start a brand new page.

What's the best way to do this?

This worked, thanks.

I'm creating an internal documentation portal - it's a ditamap full of topicrefs. Each topicref points to a location where documentation is held. Some documentation is available to everyone, while some is only available internally; I'd like to color code the tiles appropriately. I thought I could ad...

I have some DITA that essentially looks like this: <step> <cmd>Do the step: </cmd> <choices> <choice> If variant, do this: <ol> <li> Step 1 <p><img/></p> </li> <li> Step 2 <p><img/></p> </li> <li> Step 3 <p><img/></p> </li> <li> Step 4 <p><img/></p> </li> </ol> </choice> <choice> If other variant do...

This worked for me too! Thanks.