Hello Dorian, You can already use DITA <appendices> and <appendix> elements in your bookmaps to obtain a specific display in PDF. You can also use <xref> elements to link appendix to chapter, something like this: <title>Appendix to <ph><xref href="snowdrop.dita"/></ph></title> And finally,...

Hello Eileen, Your custom rules are not applied because of rule priority in CSS, to make it short: longer the CSS selector, higher the priority. You can use these selectors instead (matching with both @type and @othertype): *[class~="topic/note"][type="other"][othertype=Quality] ...

Hello,

As susannecm mentioned, you just need to use the display: none CSS property, like this: Regards,
Julien

Hello Veronica,

We just released the new version of Oxygen (25.0).
In this version the page remaining landscape problem should be resolved.

I hope you will enjoy this new version!

Regards,
Julien

Hi Chris,

Starting with Oxygen 25.0 you should have more information about memory consumption in the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS scenarios.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, Oxygen 25.0 is now available! In this new version if you are generating PDFs using the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS transformation scenario you can use the args.css.param.show-profiling-attributes parameter in order to display the profiling attributes names and values in the output...

Hi Dan, For the total number of pages, the counter is simply called "pages", the CSS should be like this: @bottom-right { content: "Page " counter(page) "/" counter(pages); background-color: lightblue; } Here is a link to the topic related to the page counter . Regards,...

Hi Susanne,

There are also some examples available in the How to Control the PDF Viewer topic.

They are in the user-guide related to DITA transformations but they can be applied on all document types.

Regards,
Julien

Hello Mikael,

I added your vote into the feature request and I will notify this thread once it will be available.

Regards,
Julien

Hi Susanne, We are aware of this issue and a fix is planned, until then you will need to follow these steps: Unzip styles.zip in a "styles" folder for example (if you didn't already unzipped it). Open the styles.css file and replace the SecondaryBrandingFont declaration by this one (there ...

Hello, If you are using DITA, you can surround the text by either codeph or codeblock element. For the other document types, a equivalent should be available. You just need to select the text, press Enter, the content completion will propose those elements for surrounding the text. Just make sure th...

Hello Susanne,

Could you indicate which version of Oxygen you are using?
Are you using a custom font in your PDF output? If yes, which font are you using?

Regards,
Julien

Hi Dan and Chris, Regarding the "operation to a table column" one possibility could be to create a custom operation that will appear in the XML Refactoring dialog. Depending on your operation you can maybe use an already available operation (as Chris mentioned). The idea is to search for t...

Hello, Currently it isn't possible to merge a PDF into the currently generating ditamap. The only available solution at this moment are the following: Refer the PDF as a link, it will appear in the TOC and the link will open the PDF in another tab of the PDF Viewer <topicref href="flowers.pdf&q...

Hello, If you are in Author mode, after adding the first item in a list, clicking again the button should create a nested list. After each item, pressing Enter will open the content completion dialog that will propose, between others, if you want to insert another item or another list, this is anoth...

Hello Veronica,

In addition to what Chris said, you can take a look at this topic: How to Change Header Text for Each Topic.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, If you want to remove the "on page X" label for all the links you can directly use the 'args.css.param.show-onpage-lbl' DITA parameter (available when editing DITA scenario). If you want to remove the label only for a few links you can mark them with an outputclass, for example <xre...

Hello, You can reset the numbering at the first chapter by using a custom CSS rule. The full explanation is available in the How to Reset Page Numbering at First Chapter topic from our user-guide. Make sure to use the adapted rule depending on your numbering scheme (shallow or deep). Regards, Julien

Hello,

It was an old workaround that fixed a display problem: list items bullets and text were not aligned perfectly but this has been fixed since.

Regards,
Julien

Hello Pat,

The new Oxygen maintenance build for 24.1 is available!
The bolding problem is fixed in this version.

Regards,
Julien

Hi Dan,

There's also a topic in our user-guide explaining how to set fonts in Oxygen:
- https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... fonts.html

Regards,
Julien

Hello Franck, There's a default rule for print that override the default display for para (in frameworks\docbook\css\print.css): listitem > para { display:inline; } I added an issue on our side to see if this rule is still necessary. Until then you can override it in your custom CSS. Regards, Julien

Hello, By default only pages in the Table of Contents, Front and Back Matter use the lower roman numbering. You can check the Default Page Definitions topic from our user-guide for more information. You can find some examples of headers/footers customization in the Page Headers and Footers topic. Re...

Hello, You need to override the default rules in order to make the content appear: /*TITLE PAGE */ @page front-page:first, table-of-contents:left:right:first, matter-page:left:right:first, chapter:left:right:first, index:first { /*Header */ @top-left { content: oxy_xpath('//*[contains(@class, "...

Hi Dan, In addition to what Chris said, here are some more links to our documentation and to some webinars that will surely help you: How to Set Fonts in Titles and Content Webinars They are for PDFs but as Chris mentioned you can customize both WebHelp Responsive and PDF using HTML5&CSS using c...

Hello, There's not other predefined templates than those already present in the Templates tab of the transformation dialog. However, you can create you own publishing templates by using Oxygen Styles Basket . Once your publishing template is created, you simply need to download and refer it by using...

Hello,

If you just want to remove the <glossAcronym> element from the bookmarks you can use the following CSS rule: Regards,
Julien

Hello,

Could you give us more information:

• Which version of Oxygen are you using?
• Which transformation scenario are you using? (DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO or DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS)

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

My mistake, the modification I gave you works in fact for both XSL-FO and HTML5 & CSS PDF transformations.
The "Table.title" text is used for link to tables too.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

If you are using the DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO transformation scenario, you need to change the value of the <variable id="Table.title"> in org.dita.pdf2/cfg/common/vars/ru.xml.

Regards,
Julien