Hello,

I have logged an issue in our tracking system, I will let you know as soon as a fix will be available.
At the moment, the only solution is to split the equation in multiple blocks using <equation-block> elements.

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Julien

Hello, There are 2 different DITA to PDF transformations: DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO The first one produces a merged.html and merged.xml file and can be debugged using the browser. The second transformation which uses XSL-FO and cannot be debugged inside the w...

Hello,

Could you indicate which default size is logo.png? It is available in its properties.
You can also check in the documentation how to set a background image.

We will try to reproduce it on our side.

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Julien

Hello, No problem, please verify in your transformation that the parameter 'use.css.for.embedded.svg' is set to 'yes'. Is it possible for you to provide a small sample containing the SVG file and a part of the CSS customization? We will analyze why you css does not apply on the SVG file. You can pro...

Hello,

You should be able to do the trick by using the following CSS selector: Regards,
Julien

Hello Chris, In fact the PDF Chemistry transformation is based on the PDF XSL-FO transformation but uses stylesheets from the HTML5 DITA-OT plugin during the pre-process. You can see this workflow inside the DITA-OT-DIR/plugins/com.oxygenxml.pdf.css/build.xml file. The directory structure is specifi...

Hello,

Could you please send us the CSS customization and the bookmap (at least the ditamap file with the bibliolist and the glossarylist) at support@oxygenxml.com
Could you also indicate which version of Oxygen you are currently using?

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Julien

Hello Simcha,

We planned to integrate Apache FOP 2.5 in Oxygen next release (23.0 planned for November 2020).

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Julien

Hello, You will need to use a publishing template instead of a simple CSS customization (if you were using only 'args.css' in your transformation). All the information about Publishing Templates can be found in the documentation (check also all the sub-topics). Then you need to to the following step...

Hello, I tried on my side with Oxygen Editor 22.1 and I did not reproduce the problem, the default transformation does not reset the page counter inside my PDF. Please check inside your CSS customization there is no additional "counter-reset: page" on another element which also matches the bibliolis...

Hello,

The correct selector is the following one: Also you need to check that the font is installed on your machine or imported in your CSS stylesheet.
For more details about Fonts, please check the documentation.

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Julien

Hello,

I'm sorry it seems there is a problem as you indicated.
I logged an issue on our tracking system and I'll get back to you as soon as a fix will be available.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, The following rule cannot apply on either PDF or WebHelp output *[class ~= "table/image"] { max-width: 1.5in; } As this class attribute value does not exist in DITA. Instead, if you change the rule to *[class ~= "topic/image"] { max-width: 1.5in; } You images should fit inside the table. Rega...

Hello,

Indeed there is a reset on the page counter at the beginning of the backmatter.
You can change this behavior by following this How To.

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Julien

Hello, It is possible to control the first parameter by using a second custom parameter, for example "args.css.param.use-cover" with value "yes". Then in the CSS, using the following selectors: :root[use-cover='yes'] *[class~='front-page/front-page'] { page: custom-front-page; } @page custom-front-p...

Hello, The best thing to do is to use a custom parameter: In the transformation scenario dialog, create a new parameter called for example "args.css.param.cover-page" and set its value to the image path (for example: "../img/title.png") In your CSS file use the following selector @page front-page { ...

Hello, There is no way to repeat the column 1 data on subsequent pages. Normally the default behavior is to not display the bottom border when the table spans on multiple pages. This shows the reader that the row isn't finished yet. You can also customize the output using the following property: *[c...

Hello, Unfortunately we cannot reproduce the problem on the last version of Oxygen. Could you let us know which version you are currently using? Are you using a CSS customization in the transformation (args.css or publishing template)? Can you send us the CSS customization (if you use one) and a sma...

Hello, You can debug the .merged.html file generated during the transformation and see for the incorrect fonts which one is used (using the browser inspector). Normally the Chemistry processor uses some fallback fonts in case a font is missing in the platform (and when the font-family is set on seri...

Hello,

We are currently analyzing the problem and we will get back to you as soon as a solution will be available.

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Julien

Hello,

Could you indicate which transformation you are using to reproduce this issue?
Also on which version of Oxygen you are trying to obtain the PDF?

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Julien

Hello,

Starting with Oxygen 22.1 you can use the @class attribute on <section> elements to identify if the single step is caming from ordered or unordered list.

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Julien

Hello,

The colon sign issue is now fixed in Oxygen 22.1.

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Julien

Hello,

Starting with Oxygen 22.1 the lists padding is consistent with browsers list padding.

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Julien

Hello,

Oxygen 22.1 is now available, inside there is the fix for the table border problem.

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Julien

Hello Chris,

This issue is now resolved on the new Oxygen 22.1 version.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

Starting with version 22.1 (already available on our website), you can style embedded SVG files directly from CSS.

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Julien

Hello Duncan,

Starting with Oxygen 22.1, you can center tables inside a page.
For more informations, please check the documentation.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

Starting with Oxygen 22.1, when running DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS any table spanning on multiple pages will have its repeated table captions displayed with "(continued)".

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Julien

Hello, Normally the first rule should be used and it should reset the figure number to 1 each time: *[class ~= "map/map"][p|numbering^='deep-chapter-scope-no-page-reset'] *[class ~= "topic/topic"][is-chapter]{ counter-reset: tablecount figcount page 1 !important; } Could you precise which version of...