Hello,

Since Oxygen 25.0 this rule has been added to the default CSS rules for the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, Sometimes when the new labels doesn't appear in the output it means that the localization plugin hasn't been integrated. Have you run the "Run DITA-OT Integrator" scenario before running your WebHelp transformation? Did the new localization plugin name appeared in the console? Regar...

The previous post works only for the DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO scenario, if you are using the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS scenario you can directly follow the instructions from the user-guide.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, If you want to keep the bookmark level independent of the toc level, you can create a custom parameter: <xsl:param name="bookmarksMaximumLevel" select="1"/> Something similar to what's in org.dita.pdf2\cfg\fo\attrs\basic-settings.xsl. And then use this parameter in your cu...

Susanne,

Could you copy the full console log of this error and attach the CSS stylesheet(s) you are using? I tried on my side but cannot obtain this error.
If you don't want to share the files you can send them directly to support@oxygenxml.com.

Regards,
Julien

Hello Susanne,

How are you running Oxygen Publishing Engine? Inside or outside Oxygen?

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Julien

Hi Mikael, You need to move the padding into a separate rule applying on the stepresult itself: *[class ~= "task/stepresult"] { padding-left: 10px; } *[class ~= "task/stepresult"]::before { font-weight: bold; content: "Step Result\A"; } Then the ::before element should ...

You could create such labels directly from a custom CSS stylesheet, like this: Regards,
Julien

Hello Mikael,

The 'args.gen.task.lbl' property only tells the transformation to show the task labels, not the step ones.
As stepresult is a child of step, it isn't processed by this property.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

Could you indicate which version of Oxygen you are using? Also is it possible for you to copy your custom CSS rules for tables?

Regards,
Julien

Hello, Currently these CSS rules will not work because the @type and @othertype attributes are not propagated into the html output. I added an issue to resolve this. To make this work for both PDF and WebHelp, follow these steps: Add an @outputclass attribute on the skills note: <note type="oth...

Hello, This seems quite hard to realize: you can easily number the chapters before the TOC from a custom CSS stylesheet, but for the TOC itself that's different. By default the TOC doesn't include itself, which will lead to a different numbering inside and outside the TOC: The TOC will have: 1 Overv...

Hello Mikael, Unfortunately the processor use the font that allows it to render all the character, this is why DejaVu Sans is used for all the text. A workaround to this problem is to wrap the delta character into a <ph> element and to add the fallback font for this element only: *[class ~= "to...

Hello, This is a normal behavior, if you take a look at the DITA Specification for <mapref> element (same as setting format="ditamap") you will find: The hierarchy of the referenced map is merged into the container map at the position of the reference... One solution to create an additiona...

Hello,

If your string-sets should have different styles (color, font, etc.) you can't, the only solution is to have them in different page-margin boxes (top-left and top-center for example).

Regards,
Julien

Another solution could be to convert the ditamap into a bookmap using Oxygen's XML Refactoring tool or Oxygen XML Scripting if you have a publishing pipeline. Then add the frontmatter into the bookmap. Then using a small XSLT stylesheet you could be able to add the topic into the bookmap frontmatter...

Hello, One solution could be to add an SVG image containing some text after the frontmatter, like in this example: @page frontmatter-page { @top-left {content: none;} @top-right {content: none;} @bottom-center {content: none;} background-image: url("frontmatter.svg"); background-position: ...

Hello, From the topic Chris gave you, in the same note explaining the string() limitation, there's an example on how to style the dynamic text: You cannot use string() inside an oxy_label(). As a workaround, to apply styling on the dynamic text retrieved by a string() function you can define some ov...

Hello, Regarding the page numbering, you can take a look at the How to Reset Page Numbering at First Chapter/Part from our user-guide. Also, this topic was originally opened for the PDF2 transformation (DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO scenario) and is quite an old thread. Next time the best for this ...

Hi Chris,

The problem seems only happening with Oxygen 25.0, I added an issue on our side for fixing this problem.
I also added an issue on DITA-OT side, the problem also occur with HTML5 outputs: https://github.com/dita-ot/dita-ot/issues/4104

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

If you want your background-image to start 1cm from the top of the page, you need to change the background-position values: Where the first value is the X axis (from the left) and the second is the Y axis (from the top).

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

In order to make your sample work with PDF outputs, you need to add the print="yes" attribute on each <glossref>.
The abbreviated-forms will be resolved after that.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, You can't find anything about the back-page @page rule because the page is not declared by default. But you already started to declare one which I modified a little to obtain the desired result. Another thing you need to do is to add a rule indicating where this page should be used (at the en...

Hello,

You can take a look to the How to Change Link Styles topic from our user-guide. It should help you customizing the text displayed after cross references.
Also if you're not at ease with CSS, you can debug it in your favorite browser.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, The following fragment will do the trick: /* Title of the TOC page */ *[class ~= "toc/title"][empty]:before { content: "Agenda"; } There are more information about How to Customize CSS Strings in our user-guide. Also, these rules are easy to find by debugging the CSS in yo...

Hello,

Normally images should keep their original or scaled size (except if they are bigger than the page size), maybe you have a CSS rule setting their width to 100%.
For more information, you can also take a look at the Images and Figures topic from our user-guide.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, Which transformation scenario are you using? The attribute-sets solution is valid for the DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO scenario: <xsl:attribute-set name ="__lotf__heading" use-attribute-sets="__toc__header"> <xsl:attribute name="font-size">40pt</xsl:attribute> ...

Hello,

You need to activate accessibility in the plugins/org.dita.pdf2.fop/cfg/fop.xconf file: Regards,
Julien

Hello, There is a workaround, you can use the SVG method to add two links: <svg width="50" height="40" viewBox="0 0 50 40" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"> <a xlink:href="https://www.oxygenxml.com/&q...

Hello, It is of course possible to show dynamic content in the page headings. You can add metadata in your DITA content and gather it with the oxy_xpath() function. See How to Show Metadata in the Header or Footer from our user-guide for more information. You can also find other examples in the How ...