Behold everyone! Where do you want to forbid these breaks? If you are using the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS transformation scenario you can use the page-break-before / page-break-after / page-break-inside properties (or their equivalent break-before/break-after/break-inside). For example...

Hello, The original error is the following one: [java] 12998 FATAL [ main ] com.oxygenxml.chemistry.OxygenPDFChemistry - Error: com.oxygenxml.chemistry.stages.StageException "null:6978:112: The column-number or number of cells in the row overflows the number of fo:table-columns specified for th...

Hello,

I added an issue related to text-decoration-style: double support, thank you for your reporting.

I added your vote to the feature request related to text-decoration-skip-ink, text-decoration-skip is still experimental, we will see what happens with it in the future CSS Specs.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

We are aware of this issue and I already added your vote to it.
As a workaround you can add a Zero Width Space (​) character after the ⦗ character.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

What PDF scenario are you using? DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS or DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO?

Regards,
Julien

Hi Chris,

Sure, CH-661 it is.

Regards,
Julien

Hello,

As mentioned in my previous messages, this warning may have multiple cause and the only way to analyze this cause is to send us a small sample at support@oxygenxml.com. In most of the cases this warning doesn't affect the PDF output.

Regards,
Julien

Hi Léontine,

Could you indicate which transformation scenario you are using?
Depending on if you are using DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS or DITA Map PDF - based on XSL-FO, the solution will be different.

Regards,
Julien

Hello, You can find attached an example of localization plugin with the Related Information text changed to "Parent Interface Class": com.oxygenxml.webhelp.localization.zip You can directly unzip this plugin into OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR\frameworks\dita\DITA-OT3.x\plugins or oxygen-publishing-en...

Hi, Here are the answers to your question: You can follow this topic to Set Fonts in Titles and Content This works for the majority of fonts: You can place the font files in the same folder as your CSS and use a @font-face definition to reference them. You can use web fonts (for example, Google Font...

Hello,

Could you indicate which Oxygen version you are using and which transformation scenario you are running?

Regards,
Julien

Hi Chris, I added your vote to the issue related to JVM Memory when running DITA-OT Project files (EXM-51733). The scope of this issue will be to transmit "JVM Arguments" from Scenario Options as ANT_OPTS environment variable. I will notify this thread as soon as it will be resolved. Until...

Hello,

If you are using the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS transformation scenario, you need to set the "show.image.map.area.shapes" parameter (in the Parameters tab of the scenario) value to 'yes'.

Regards,
Julien

Hi Chris, The thing is that when running DITA transformation through DITA-OT Project file under the hood a Java process is called (and not the dita command). This is why the Java usage may differ, for this use-cases the dita command is a better choice (maybe through a bat or sh script). Regarding th...

Another use-case is to select only a specific cell/row, in this case you can use DITA @outputclass attribute. Let's take this example, I want a cell and a row colored, first I add the @outputclass attributes: <table frame="none"> <title>Flowers</title> <tgroup cols="3"> <colspec ...

If you want a whole column, you can use the :nth-of-type() CSS pseudo-class. For example you can select the second column: *[class ~= "topic/tbody"] *[class ~= "topic/entry"]:nth-of-type(2) { background-color: yellow; } Or you can select all the odd columns: *[class ~= "topi...

Hello Dan, Of course you can create your own custom CSS stylesheet . Once the file is created, you just need to reference it in a publishing template or as args.css parameter in the transformation scenario. The most simple rule to select the table cells outside of the table header is to add topic/tb...

Hi Chris, In fact, when transforming DITA to PDF, Oxygen PDF Chemistry is the Java sub-process called by our com.oxygenxml.pdf.css plugin (when reaching the "pdf-css.chemistry" target in the console, to be precise). I confirm that setting -Xmx may be needed by the regular DITA-OT processin...

Hello, Sure, this means select all the pages named "table-of-contents" (resp. the first left, the first right, the other lefts and the other rights ones). In Paged Media CSS, it is possible to select separately the first page of a type with the :first pseudo-class and usually we have diffe...

Hello, Regarding the WebHelp use-case, currently the only solution is to: Unzip styles.zip in a "styles" folder for example (if you didn't already unzipped it). Copy your fonts under the styles/resources folder (you can copy only the Regular, Italic, Bold and BoldItalic sub-fonts - they ar...

Hello Léontine, If you are using the following structure: <bookmap> ... <chapter href="topic.dita"/> <appendix href="first-appendix.dita"/> <appendix href="second-appendix.dita"/> ... </bookmap> The following rules will remove the content displayed before the appendices...

Hi,

The following rule should do the trick: Regards,
Julien

Hello,

If you are using the DITA Map PDF - based on HTML5 & CSS transformation, there's a dedicated parameter called args.css.param.show-onpage-lbl.
If you set its value to no, this label will not be displayed anymore after all the links in the PDF.

Regards,
Julien

Hi Chris, Does -DbaseJVMArgLine=-Xmx require that -Xmx also be specified? (Is it configuring the memory of a launched subprocess?) The -DbaseJVMArgLine parameter can be set alone, without any additional -Xmx (except the one appearing after =). Is -DbaseJVMArgLine=-Xmx specific to PDF Chemistry, or d...

Another solution is to use an XPath expression with the value to be displayed in the PDF: <bookmeta> <data name="security-level" value="Internal only"/> </bookmeta> In this case the CSS rule should be the following: :root { string-set: security-level oxy_xpath("//*[contains(...

Hello Jeff, Sure you can, for example with the following CSS: /* args.css.param.security-level */ :root[security-level='public'] { string-set: security-level "Public"; } :root[security-level='internal'] { string-set: security-level "Internal only"; } :root[security-level='confide...

Hi Chris, Actually this indication is present at the end of the Increasing Memory Allocation for Java topic: If the Chemistry PDF CSS processor fails with an Out Of Memory Error, try adding the baseJVMArgLine parameter to the DITA-OT command line. For example: -DbaseJVMArgLine=-Xmx984m But still I w...

Hello, There is a way to change the display of abbreviated-forms, you can use the following rules in a CSS custom stylesheet : a:has(*[class ~= "abbrev-d/abbreviated-form"]) { -oxy-link: none; /* Remove the link on term */ } *[class ~= "abbrev-d/abbreviated-form"] { color: initia...

Hello Dorian, For the TOC, you will need to use an XSLT Extension Point, you can follow this topic to setup the publishing template. You will need to obtain something like this: A publishing template declaring the CSS and the XSLT files: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <pu...

Hello Susanne, You're right, there is a problem in the syntaxdiagram elements processing, we added an issue to fix this problem on the next Oxygen 25.0 maintenance build. If you already have upgraded to Oxygen 25.0, the problem will resolve automatically when the maintenance build will be available ...