Hello Vincent,

Unfortunately we have no plans on the short-term to support this feature.
We have added your request in our internal issue tracker and we will notify you when the justified rendering of the text in Author mode will be available.

Best regards,
Mihaela

Hi Rob, oXygen uses DITA Open Toolkit to process DITA documents. The DTDs and XSL stylesheets from the DITA Open Toolkit are packed in the oXygen distribution, and you can found them inside the [Oxygen-install-folder]/frameworks/dita/DITA-OT folder. You can change the default value of the placement ...

Hi Vincent, The fact that we don't support the value justify of the text-align CSS property means that the text is not rendered as justified in the Author mode, but when you transform the documents the property is taken into account and it is applied on the output (if the transformation engine suppo...

Hi,

For the moment there are no plans for supporting .mobi files in oXygen, we only support zip archives (ePub's are actually zip files).

Regards,
Mihaela

Hi Maxim,

See your answer here.

Regards,
Mihaela

The Styles.KEY_PLACEHOLDER_CONTENT refers to the placeholder-content CSS property, that allows you to decide what content should be displayed in Author for an empty element. If you want to control the content of the element you have to use Styles.KEY_MIXED_CONTENT property key: public Styles filter ...

Hi Maxim,

If you just want to find the node at caret position: Regards,
Mihaela

Hi, oXygen supports the default DITA mechanism for reusing content fragments in DITA documents. Read the Reusing Content topic from our online documentation to find how you can create and use DITA reusable components from oXygen: http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-editor/topics/dita-reusing-content.htm...

Hi Maxim, You can add an AuthorCaretListener to the Author Editor Access and find the selected node when the caret position is updated: authorAccess.getEditorAccess().addAuthorCaretListener(caretListener); To find if there is a selection in the Author page: boolean hasSelection = authorAccess.getEdi...

Hi Maxim, To find all the possible attributes for a node you have to get the WhatAttributesCanGoHereContext from the document schema manager and then ask the schema manager what attributes are available in this context. The following code sample list the names of all attributes available for the ele...

Hi Tim, To change the content of the AuthorNodes you can use the AuthorDocumentController, which provides methods for modifying the Author document: AuthorDocumentController controller = authorAccess.getDocumentController(); To replace the text content of a node you can first delete this content by ...